Feet First endorses the proposed rechannelization of NE 125th Street between Roosevelt Way and 35th Avenue NE to three lanes of traffic.  There has been much debate in Seattle of

Get out and vote on walking, biking and transit. Walking is a Right, not a privilege. “It’s the last weekend before the City Council starts voting on the budget (which

Need a reason to think of trying transit across SR 520? We’ve got a few: Tolling is coming to the SR 520 bridge in spring 2011. Anyone who walks, know

Seattle Mayor McGinN has proposed his 2011/2012 budget. A $5 million dollar increase for peds, bicyclists and transit Riders. This budget includes more support for walking, biking, and transit. We’ll

Feet First Helps to Make South Downtown (SODO) Seattle More Walkable If you live or work in South Downtown (SODO) neighborhood of Seattle (defined by Jackson Street to the north,

Washington Department of Transportation’s Alaskan Way Viaduct Central Waterfront tunnel project will have serious negative impacts on pedestrian life, specifically in Pioneer Square. Given our mission and the insight we

We are scoring big in our approach towards walking. Virtually everybody walks, and virtually all trips include walking links. Some trips are made across the field. In the case with

Feet First endorses the proposed reconfiguration of West Nickerson Street to three lanes of traffic, with improved pedestrian crossings at three locations. This project has been discussed for over two

Feet First endorses the Seattle Mayor’s Walk Bike Ride campaign. Walking is key to transportation and it is being underrepresented in the campaign. Now is your turn to advocate for

Thank you for your interest in writing for Feet First! We are recruiting founding editors for our Feet First blog. Once our founding editorial team is in place, we will

Feet First has joined the Streets for All Seattle campaign, a long-term effort to improve the transportation environment in Seattle for pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders.  The overall list of