Alley Rodriguez must not be forgotten. Police are seeking information from the public to help find the driver of what they believe was a 1990s white Toyota Camry. More details in this story from @seattlebikeblog.com.

@peopleforbikes.bsky.social showing some love to the Seattle Waterfront Bike Lane! Check out their article putting the Seattle Waterfront bike lane on the national stage! When you use this bike lane? Where are you going? www.peopleforbikes.org/news/best-ne...

Cascade’s MTP students and staff were honored to participate in The Woodland Park Gran Prix, which is one of the largest cyclocross events in the nation. Events like these are an important way for us to give students an opportunity to explore the wider world of cycling. cascade.org/news/2025/11...

Reviewing 2025: Bikes brought joy and progress to Washington during a dark year nationally. cascade.org/news/2025/12...

The Bike Walk Roll Summit is back Apr 1-3, 2026 in Wenatchee WA! We're so excited for our expert keynotes, Dr. Destiny Thomas and Wes Marshall @wesmars.bsky.social. Learn from our distinguished speakers how to create thriving communities. Register here: cascade.org/rides-events...

We're heartbroken by the loss of a cyclist on Beacon Ave. This tragedy is a devastating reminder that safe street design must be paired w/ driver accountability, safer speeds, & leaders' urgent action to prevent traffic violence. Our hearts are w/ the rider’s loved ones & the Beacon community.

Bike to the new light rail stations on the Federal Way Extension with me on opening day this Saturday (December 6 at 11 am)! We’ll ride from Angle Lake Station and visit all of the celebration festivals at each station cascade.org/rides-events... @cascade.org

Mayor-elect Katie Wilson just announced her transition team, with 61 members overseeing different policy areas. Transition teams are largely an expression of values and policy focus, although I expect some of these folks will end up in the administration. publicola.com/wp-content/u...

We're excited for Cascade Executive Director @leelamb.bsky.social to join Mayor-elect @wilsonforseattle.bsky.social's transition team advising on transportation policy! We look forward to working with Wilson on her vision of a Seattle that is more affordable, more accessible, and more innovative.

What a night and what a venue! Thanks @townhallseattle.bsky.social @cascade.org and everyone who came to our live show with @nerd4cities.bsky.social last night. I was blown away by the turnout and the thoughtful questions from the audience. Seattle is a great town!

Whether you're bike commuting or taking a weekend spin to enjoy the autumn foliage, the right bike and gear can maximize your enjoyment. Check out our fall gear tips–from a BMC gravel bike to LED vests, fenders, TPU tubes, and more--on Cascade News. cascade.org/news/2025/10...

Thanks for hosting an epic bikes and transit ride, Bob!

Today I delivered another 16 bags of groceries from White Center Food Bank to 8 families in White Center and Seattle for the @cascade.org #PedalingReliefProject – we use volunteers with bikes and trailers to deliver food to people with accessibility or mobility challenges visiting the food bank 🚲 💪

Did you know many of your favorite bike trails, including the Burke-Gilman, were once railroad lines? Learn how advocates transformed these tracks into beloved community trails in the new Rails to Trails documentary now streaming on PBS! www.pbs.org/video/from-r...

Come see Bellevue city council candidates answer questions focused around transportation, mobility, and equity. Oct. 11 - 3 to 5 p.m. All 10 candidates for Bellevue's 5 open positions have RSVPed. Hear from candidates why their vision is the best for Bellevue. www.eventbrite.com/e/bellevue-c...

Cascade's Pedaling Relief Project, which uses bicycles to rescue and deliver food in support of Seattle food banks, is proud to partner with the University of WA and its Urban Freight Lab to launch the nation's first connected network of community micro-pantries. urbanfreightlab.com/news_announc...

The old bridge on the Elliott Bay Trail through the Port of Seattle's T91 terminal has been replaced. It's a huge improvement in accessibility of the Elliott Bay Trail. Thank you Port of Seattle for inviting Cascade for a sneak peak of Seattle's growing bike network. youtu.be/AUJc-n9cKrM

King 5 reporter Chris Cashman joined our Pedaling Relief Project at Byrd Barr Place Food Bank to learn how Cascade is using bicycles to reduce waste, support Seattle food banks, and help our neighbors by rescuing and delivering fresh produce and edible goods. www.youtube.com/watch?v=G66_...

Money that's already been awarded to build more bike and trail projects here in Washington is at risk of being yanked away for ridiculous reasons. Take the @bikeleague.org action today to keep this funding where it belongs! bikeleague.org/take-action/...

Join Pierce County Parks and the Foothills Rails-to-Trails Coalition on Sept 13, 11 a.m. to noon at the Spiketon Ditch Bridge to celebrate the opening of the new bridge, which re-establishes the Foothills Trail’s 24-mile stretch.  Check out all the details! www.piercecountywa.gov/8406/Foothil...

Mark your calendars – the Washington Bike Walk Roll Summit returns! We’re excited to host our 10th annual summit in Wenatchee, WA, April 1-3, 2026. This year’s Summit theme is “Design the Future We Want.” Save the date and get inspired for safe streets in your community. cascade.org/rides-events...

Relive Iron Horse Gravel through Photos About 165 people joined us on Washington’s newest off-road gravel ride, a two-day overnight adventure on the Palouse to Cascades Trail. Enjoy our photos of happy riders, mountain lakes, rail-trail bridges and tunnels. cascade.org/news/2025/08...

Happy 47th birthday, Burke-Gilman Trail! #SEAbikes

The results are in and the King County Parks Levy campaign is passing with over 70% support! Thank you for voting to support a trails network that is maintained, expanded, and improved over the next six years.

King County Voters! Yes for King County Prop 1 is a YES vote for filling gaps in the King County regional trails network. Renewing the 6 yr parks levy will generate $182 million for trails like Eastrail, Interurban South, Green River, and Lake to Sound trail.

We’re heartbroken by today’s hit-and-run on Shilshole Ave NW. Our thoughts are with the victim and loved ones. This crash was preventable. For 20+ years, Salmon Bay Sand & Gravel and business interests have blocked a safe Burke-Gilman connection. Seattle deserves better. bsky.app/profile/type...

Beat the I-5 Bottleneck! Traffic through Seattle is difficult anytime of year, but during summer of 2025, it will be exceptionally difficult. Read on for resources on how to get around by bike and beat the bottleneck! cascade.org/beat-i-5-bot...

Us when you vote Yes for King County Prop 1 for more bike trails before August 5:

It's on! Some ways to get presale tickets: - Support The War on Cars on Patreon - Support @nerd4cities.bsky.social on Patreon - Become a member of @cascade.org - Become a member of @townhallseattle.bsky.social See you in Seattle!

Last night we testified with @spokanereimagined.org in support of Spokane improving their Complete Streets policy. Spokane has a chance to make sure every road project makes it better and safer for people to get around biking, walking, and rolling!

Seattle's new waterfront is a piece not just in Seattle’s bike puzzle, but part of Washington's statewide network, connecting the Palouse to the Cascades to the Olympics! Every connection counts. Read more: www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

Tandem Vision: Meet the Blind Cyclist Riding STP 2025 When his riding partners fell through, Cascade helped Clark Roberts find a “captain” to pilot the tandem. STP Ambassador Evan Kniestedt stepped up to tandem with Roberts, building trust, communication, and friendship. cascade.org/news/2025/07...

Town Hall Seattle and Cascade Bicycle Club are proud to present Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon in a conversation with Ray Delahanty about what people can do to realize a world with fewer metal boxes zooming around. Tx open for Cascade members 7/16 and for the public 7/22. cascade.org/rides-events...

We're presenting at this @bikeleague.org webinar next Tuesday July 8 at noon. Tune in and learn how to use policy rides as a way to engage and inform elected officials on bike issues!

Seattle’s bike network is only as safe as its weakest link. The Yesler Way protected bike lane (PBL) is fully funded, shovel-ready, and must move forward without delay. Read more on Cascade highlighted this for SDOT back in April! @theurbanist.org www.theurbanist.org/2025/07/02/s...

Let's connect our trails through King County and pass the King Parks Levy on August 5! Read More: cascade.org/news/2025/06...

This Saturday, we joined the Galavin Family and about 50 others at the opening of the new Pipeline Trail segment in Tacoma. Trails are good for the economy, the environment, and getting people where they want to go.

Great news for gravel gluttons: the Forest Service has approved Cascade’s Winthrop Gravel permit for another five years! Read more here: cascade.org/news/2025/06...

King County Parks this month opened a new trail segment that connects Burien and SeaTac to the existing Des Moines Creek Trail. With this opening, two-thirds of the Lake to Sound trail is complete. www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

We gathered some hot bikes, gear, and accessories to keep you looking–and feeling–cool on warm summer rides. Bikes, fanny packs, bibs, and eyewear: read our gear picks from Cascade staff and STP Ambassadors. cascade.org/news/2025/06...

Lee Lambert, Executive Director-"This isn’t just an investment in bike safety; it’s a step toward a smarter, more inclusive transportation system that works for everyone, whether they bike, walk, roll, drive, or take transit" Read the full article @theurbanist.org www.theurbanist.org/2025/06/19/s...

New trail alert! More bike/walk/roll access for people in cities near the SeaTac airport coming to you now via the Lake to Sound trail -- which will eventually connect Renton to Des Moines.

Interested in serving as a community representative on the Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board? Learn more about current and upcoming volunteer opportunities with SDOT. Apply by June 30 and help shape the Seattle Bike Network! sdotblog.seattle.gov/2025/06/04/s...

Funded by revenue from the Climate Commitment Act, the Let's Go! Bicycle Education Program aims to reach 90% of public schools in Washington by 2039. At Harriet Thompson Elementary School, students completed a 5-lesson unit. Teacher Ashley Sybouts said the impact was both immediate and lasting.

Pedal Forward Shoreline is a new attempt to address air pollution in vulnerable communities by making climate-friendly transportation more accessible. Through this grant, we are able to provide e-bikes to 100-125 Shoreline residents and free bike education classes. www.cascadepbs.org/news/2025/05...

It's #BikeMonth and Town Hall Seattle is hosting a #BikeEverywhere bash this Wednesday, May 14! Tom Fucoloro, author of BIKING UPHILL IN THE RAIN, joins Cascade Bicycle Club (@cascade.org) to talk about the history and future of biking in Seattle. More details ⬇

5/14 at 7:30 PM | Join @cascade.org for a conversation with climate journalist and bike advocate Paul Tolmé, @seattlebikeblog.com founder Tom Fucoloro, and Cascade Bicycle Club Policy Manager Tyler Vasquez. 🚲 🎟 Get tickets: buff.ly/qsTPG9l

Climate and biking go hand in hand. This Bike Month, our friends 350 Spokane are partnering with @spokaneriverkeeper.bsky.social for the second annual River Roll May 24th! www.350spokane.org/events/spoka...

Next up on Bike Everywhere Month events across Washington: Bellingham! Your advocacy group Walk and Roll Bellingham is hosting a bike party on Friday May 16, plus morning celebration stations. Go meet your neighbors who are making biking better in Bellingham! walkandrollbellingham.org

Bike Everywhere Day presented by Amazon, Microsoft, & Lime is Wednesday, May 14. How many celebration stations will you visit? Check out the map to plan your route! #BikeEverywhereDay