@nekocatcafe.bsky.social is the best

5:48pm 7/28/2025: taxi in Alaskan PBL in front of Anthony’s Pier 66. @seattle.carinbikelane.com

Fwiw the Corten looks fantastic. I ride this daily. There are only a few places where it’s too short and problem. The chicanes are annoying but honestly pretty good at forcing tourists on wheels to pay attention (which is the real danger!). The aquarium hill blind curve is the worst bit.

One minute tour of the Alaskan Way protected bike infrastructure! My spouse took me home Thursday in the box bike (so cramped!) and I took the opportunity to document the trip. Can’t wait to redo this from Myrtle Edwards to the West Seattle Bridge and beyond! 😍

And dilutes the influence of the modal boards.

This seems… bad? …to stray even further from “good governance” 🤔

During cruise season, festival season. 🍌

Yeah, I think this is really geographically and site/zoning specific. The city (planning code) favors parking off alleys. Smaller projects get away with more (to make more housing easier to build) and if there’s an existing curbcut/driveway the city usually lets a small project keep it.

My kid takes music classes right there at Mode Music. Everything about that intersection is insane. I hope the pedestrian recovers.

The Georgetown to South Park trail is still under construction (the flume property behind the gas station won’t open for a while) but the temporary bike lane on E Marginal Way is helping bridge the gap to the open part on Ellis Ave S. www.seattle.gov/transportati...

N+1! We biked back to South Park with a kid on a new 19” Jamis Sequel (yay bike sale!). I am dying to load it up with rad accessories (so many eyelets!) but she just started with the cute pdx bottle cage.

Brilliant idea! Honestly a multi-generational space on a college campus would be great for all sorts of folks to blow off steam!