Backpedaling Bad for Seattle
Aug 28, 2007 · 01:43 PM · permalink
Alan Durning, executive director of Sightline Institute, and Chuck Ayers, executive director of the Cascade Bicycle Club wrote an editorial this week on Stone Way, which is the cause célèbre for Seattle cyclists.
“The fate of Stone Way is particularly important to the future of green, healthy transportation in Seattle. The Seattle Bicycle Master Plan, which calls for an extensive network of new bicycle lanes, originally flagged Stone Way as a key link, connecting the increasing residential and commercial density of North Seattle to the region’s most popular bicycle route: the Burke-Gilman Trail.”
Predictable comments in the Soundoff, reminded me of this YouTube video about funding bicycle projects.
Does Stone Way matter to you? Is it your cause célèbre?
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