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I've ridden my bike on Eastlake Ave for years. It's miserable. The idea that "Eastlake is a neighborhood not a corridor" being touted here misses the point that EVERY street is inherently both those things.

No problem Sara Nelson we've got you covered! Here's how you indicated support for Rapid Ride J, including protected bike lanes along Eastlake, in the 2021 endorsement questions:

Hey Sara Nelson we appreciated riding with you along West Marginal Way last year and think it proved useful. How about we get together again and ride Eastlake Ave to explore bike safety issues along the way?

Not creepy at all

This is how they NIMBY in Kitsap

Wow, that's a statistic I had not heard before: Half of all people who are killed walking in Seattle are run over on major truck routes.

Super proud of the Washington Bikes team and this slate of statewide endorsements.

Validation feels the best

Pesky bike lobby.

Serious Stockholm Syndrome happening at the Kent bike advisory board tonight.

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Q: What's your favorite King County trail? A: All of them! Whichever trail's your most beloved, odds are it's been built or maintained via King County parks Levy dollars. That's why speaking up for trails is critical as the next Parks Levy takes shape. rb.gy/cx0g4f

Joined my City colleagues in biking to work today, a beautiful morning, including with Seattle DOT Director Greg Spotts Greg Spotts! In 2024, Bike to Work Week will be celebrated May 13-19, with Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 17, 2024. 🚴 #biketowork #safestreets

Still feeling 🌞 from my Bike Everywhere Day ride in beautiful Yakima today, with the awesome Barb Chamberlain, Dongho Chang and local advocates from Yakima Bikes & Walks. Great early ride morning, exploring new trail wins and gaps yet to fill 🚲

~40 bikes rolling onto the peak pm Bainbridge Washington State Ferries today reminds me that if you build a bike network people will use it! Also, best seat in the house; first on, first off. Biking is awesome!