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Ryan Packer@typewriteralley.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Sound Transit confirms that it shattered its one-day ridership record on July 6 with the U.S. vs Belgium match. 309,000 riders pressed onto Link trains that day. 5.4 MILLION riders used Link during the entirety of June, easily clearing the previous monthly ridership record.

Egypt v Belgium Match Day 1: 221,000 Australia v United States Match Day 2: 297,000 Bosnia–Herzegovina v Qatar Match Day 3: 237,000 Egypt v Iran Match Day 4: 234,000 Belgium v Senegal Match Day 5: 246,000 United States v Belgium Match Day 6: 309,000
Wes Mills 🥌@oowm.org · 7mo ago

This is indefensible crap from a single Senator who has done some good work on transit in the past so I am genuinely confused here. The Mosquito Fleet Act is a GOOD THING and the state Senate should have overruled him but won’t because he’s too powerful.

Ffalconhand.bsky.social@falconhand.bsky.social · 7mo ago

The Senate has now refused to recede their amendments. Very disappointing to see @markoliias.bsky.social be in such staunch opposition to the growth of passenger only ferries. They have the potential to be an excellent boost with regards to local economies and transit networks.

Wes Mills 🥌@oowm.org · 7mo ago

Not sure what the hell is going on with the Mosquito Fleet Act and amendments to it right now but it sure feels like someone is trying to torpedo this bill...and maybe passenger-only ferries in Puget Sound in general. Anyone following it who can talk me off the pier?

AvgZing@avgzing.com · 8mo ago

Genuinely jaw dropping non-car usage today. Parking lots downtown have lots of space, as do car ferries, and highways. Meanwhile, public transit is consistently 105% full. Good job, Seattle 😁😁😁

current traffic in Seattle highways is light, 1.5hrs till paradeabundance of drive-up space on state ferries for cars
Wes Mills 🥌@oowm.org · last yr.

Hacked off? So are we. Join @seattletru.bsky.social, @csgreenways.bsky.social, @fixthel8.bsky.social, @seattlesubway.org, and more to tell the city to keep our bus lanes where they are. Even the little ones. actionnetwork.org/letters/seat... (Photo used with permission.)

Save our Union St bus lane!

The Seattle Department of Transportation, with little feedback and no broad outreach is planning to remove the short bus lane on Union St this weekend. We think that's a terrible idea! Join the Tran...

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The Urbanist@theurbanist.org · last yr.

NEW STORY // What’s Easier than Adding a Bus Lane in Seattle? Deleting One www.theurbanist.org/2025/10/01/w...

Harper@harlander.bsky.social · last yr.

I completely forgot to post the petition. Go sign this everyone!!!! actionnetwork.org/letters/stop...

Stop Bruce Harrell From Ripping Up Union St Bus/Bike lane

Seattle DOT spent $144m to build the RapidRide G along Madison and one of the key upgrades included a new bus lane and bike lane on Union St at 12th, Madison, and Union. This was included to improve r...

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Harper@harlander.bsky.social · last yr.

I have created the greatest work of art in human history can someone help me post these along the 2/13 and in cap hill?

Save the Union St Busway From Bellevue Bruce Bellevue residents and rich Seattlites were mildly inconvenienced by a bus lane so they asked their friend Bruce Harrell to get rid of it, harming your bus's reliability Tell him to stop!