King County has moved one step closer to saving Metro’s current level of public transportation service – a city council-approved VLF that will bring in much-needed revenue, not only for

Guest Blogger: Julie Grove, Graham Hill Parent in Seattle Seattle Public School families have been notified of yellow bus assignments for the upcoming school year.  As we move toward neighborhood

Feet First’s look at pedestrian news for the week of August 26, 2011. Weekly Walk Around the News  Posted by Derrick Van Kirk August 26, 2011    Local Join hundreds of Puget

Feet First has a plan to deal with the budget cuts in the school bus services the Seattle School District are enforcing and promote walkability at the same time! As

Feet First’s look at pedestrian news for the week of August 19, 2011. Weekly Walk Around the News Posted by Derrick Van Kirk August 19, 2011    Local Earlier this week, Seattle

Feet First’s look at pedestrian news for the week of August 12, 2011. Weekly Walk Around the News   Posted by Derrick Van KirkAugust 12, 2011     Local Earlier this morning,

Awnings don’t just look good, they support walkability, too – but there are reasons why we don’t see more of them, even in the rainy city. Seattle is infamous for

Feet First’s look at pedestrian news for the week of August 5, 2011. Weekly Walk Around the News  Posted by Derrick Van Kirk August 5, 2011    Local How walkable is your

A vehicle license fee of $80 annually has been proposed in Seattle, and the Citizen Transportation Advisory Committee is forming ideas for how to use this potential extra revenue toward

Feet First, the leading nonprofit organization advocating for the rights and interests of pedestrians in the Washington State, is seeking a new team member to serve as a Development Officer.

Continuing the discussion of the benefits of trees for walkability, this post takes a look at cities who are dealing well with their trees, and how Seattle can improve –

Feet First’s look at pedestrian news for the week of July 29, 2011. Weekly Walk Around the News  Posted by Derrick Van Kirk  July 29, 2011   Local Seattle’s Capitol Hill