Author Archives: Blake Trask
Coming to a neighborhood near you: safe streets
Yesterday afternoon Governor Jay Inslee signed HB 1045, the Neighborhood Safe Streets Bill, into law. [...]
Legislative Session Update: Almost There! (Sort Of)
With one day left before Washington state’s 2013 regular legislative session ends, key votes for [...]
State Legislative Action Alert: Invest in Bicycle Trails Today
Bicycle trails in Washington state are great. Name them: Centennial Trail in Snohomish County, Fish [...]
Helping Kids Bike and Walk to School: Legislation to Grow Safe Routes to School Needs Your Help Today
2012 brought its ups and downs for investments in Safe Routes to School – an [...]
Week 3 Legislative Update
Ask most people around Olympia and the weeks are already beginning to blend together with [...]
January Construction Update: Hood Canal Bridge Bicycle Safety Improvements
After July’s agreement between the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, local bicycle clubs and advocates, and [...]
Transportation Advocacy Day 2013: Let’s Make it Bigger Than Ever!
Last year’s record turnout of over two hundred dedicated advocates for biking, walking, transit, and [...]
Student Transportation: The $400 Million Question
How Safe Routes to School Helps Save Washingtonians Money, Creates Safer Neighborhoods, and Makes Biking [...]
Construction Update: Hood Canal Bridge Bicycle Safety Improvements
After July’s agreement between the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, local bicycle clubs and advocates, and [...]