West Seattle Crash Near Morgan Junction Prompts Call for Witnesses
The driver's family is seeking camera footage from late Nov. 10 to identify a gray pickup they say stopped abruptly before the crash and then sped away.
Traffic, transit and the public-safety concerns from the streets Seattleites actually walk.
The driver's family is seeking camera footage from late Nov. 10 to identify a gray pickup they say stopped abruptly before the crash and then sped away.
School is out for the holiday, but buses, the Water Taxi and ferries are sticking to their usual schedules, with free street parking in paid Seattle zones.
The transit lane on Denny Way was meant to speed buses through a stubborn bottleneck, but for many drivers the corridor still feels slower and tighter than it used to.
A three-vehicle crash involving a tanker truck blocked traffic just past the Highway 99 exit early Wednesday, with Seattle Fire dispatched to the scene.
An encounter in the airport rideshare area had the hallmarks of a familiar hustle: urgency, a stranded-traveler story, and a money-transfer request that did not add up.
A stolen 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ was reported from North Admiral early Tuesday, with security video capturing the theft and police asking anyone who spots it to call 911.
A reported vehicle-pedestrian collision briefly blocked both directions of Fauntleroy Way by The Kenney on Monday evening before the road reopened.
The stakes along Highland Park Way SW mark preliminary spots for new light poles tied to the Highland Park Way Connection project, not an immediate start to construction.
At Post and Columbia, the key issue is not only bus-lane enforcement. On that block, general traffic is not supposed to make that turn in the first place.
Drivers on 148th are disputing whether camera warning signs were ever covered, even as the 35 mph corridor keeps generating mailed citations.
Drivers heading into Seattle from the Eastside will still be able to cross Lake Washington, but they will have to exit before I-5 from late Friday through early Monday.
On First Hill, a short walk may end with a steep backtrack when a sidewalk is blocked, especially if the detour offers no accessible way through.
Wet weather, regular transit service and an early sunset set the tone before Veterans Day closures on Wednesday.
Trip planners showed trains running and station screens carried shuttle notices for different dates. After 30 minutes, the rider abandoned the trip for an expensive backup ride.