As construction continues on the future South Shoreline light rail station, the City of Shoreline is seeking funding to construct a non-motorized crossing of I-5 at NE 148th. Feet First
Do you live, work, or visit the city of Seattle? If so, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) wants to hear from you. SDOT is currently in the process of
What if you couldn’t drive? What if taking the bus, riding a bike, walking, or asking for rides weren’t a choice you could make, but a necessity? What would it
By George Watland, Board Member, Feet First The newly-released 2021 Annual Report from the Cooper Jones Active Transportation Safety Council (ATSC) contains some worrisome findings. According to this report, fatalities
Please pass this job announcement to anyone you think would be interested and qualified! Feet First is Washington’s only nonprofit exclusively focused on pedestrian issues and advocacy. We are partnering
In the next few weeks, the Seattle City Council has the chance to fix a mistake and make our streets safer. Last year the City Council zeroed out the 20%
Late last month, Sound Transit took a big step forward in promoting the development of walkable communities throughout central Puget Sound, selecting $50 million worth of nonmotorized projects for funding
The City of Shoreline’s proposed pedestrian improvements around the future 145th and 185th light rail stations are the most ambitious plans of any City in the Sound Transit area. From
Feet First has been working to make Sound Transit’s Link Light Rail system more walkable for more than a decade. Our Sound Access for All (SAfA) campaign was a major
Feet First is partnering with the Washington Dept. of Health to promote and expand Walk with Ease, a community-based walking program developed by the Arthritis Foundation. It is geared towards
Your donation will help us to:
put on neighborhood walks and provide walking resources
raise awareness throughout Washington about the benefits of walkable communities and rights of the pedestrians
host events and programs focused on improving walkability
