Mayor Durkan and SDOT are making at least 20 miles of the Stay Healthy Streets pilot permanent, and moving forward with a bold vision of enhanced bike infrastructure.
Mayor Jenny Durkan announced today that Seattle will make at least 20 miles of Stay Healthy Streets permanent.
She also directed SDOT to expand the program to include routes in more neighborhoods and accelerate the installation of new bike facilities such as Neighborhood Greenways and protected bike lanes, helping to give West Seattle residents more travel options during the West Seattle High-Rise Bridge closure.
The first expansion of Stay Healthy Streets starts tomorrow by adding 3 more miles in Rainier Valley from Mount Baker to Columbia City and Othello, and 1/3 mile along Beach Drive SW in Alki.