Rather than scaling back nighttime infrastructure and services, cities should be on the forefront of leveraging their investments in the evening economy to activate and expand the dimensions of the night.
And All Points In Between
Two basic points about the planned Center City Streetcar: 1) It's not just a commuter line 2) It will serve working people
IlluminaTCC
Lacking any hard evidence, anti-transit Seattle Times editorial devolves into grand conspiracy theory about pro-transit group.
Development Oriented Transit
Low-income workers don't traditionally work at the kind of businesses where ORCA Card programs are available—9-to-5 jobs at large employers versus service industry retail and restaurant jobs with irregular hours.
Clean Electrons
The War on Fossil Fuels...
Taxes on My Car?!? The Sad Reveal About Seattle’s Supposedly Liberal Voters
Liberals say they like progressive taxes. But guess what...?
Underlining Like Mad #160: Empty Spaces
You don't need as much parking as you think you do...
Sidewalk Values
Prioritizing connections to schools & transit....
The Pedestrian Chronicles 