Public Affairs Videos
The Seattle cycling community is crying foul over the city's roll-out of a pared-down Bicycle Master Plan. Bicycle and street-safety advocates say they had hoped for more improvements in light of last year's passage of the Move Seattle levy. Why have bike lanes and greenways been delayed or cut? Does the Seattle Department of Transportation need to backpedal on its new five-year proposal? How does the city proceed when transit priorities collide?
On the show:
Sally Bagshaw, Seattle City Council
Tom Fucoloro, Founder, Seattle Bike Blog
Mike O'Brien, Seattle City Council
Davey Oil, Owner, G & O Family Cyclery
Phyllis Porter, Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board
Kelli Refer, Advocacy Director, Cascade Bicycle Club
Shirley Savel, Board Member, Familybike.org
Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways
Darby Watson, Project Development Director, SDOT
