Natural disasters really highlight why Instagram not sorting posts chronologically is super stupid This post is at the top of my feed, 8 days late

Every one of the more than 80,000 reported car crashes recorded in NYC this year is life changing. In the course of our coverage, we observed varying levels of psychopathic indifference by car drivers in the five boroughs. Here's a look back:

Sound Transit is about to open a station, projected to be one of the higher ridership stations in the entire system, in the middle of a freeway interchange. WSDOT has slow-walked fixing the ramps for over a decade and has no construction funding identified. Plenty of money for potholes though!

Man, when are people actually gonna get sick of paying these tariffs? IKEA's essentially a luxury brand at these prices.

If you're missing both the ambiance and the prices of an international airport, just visit your local McDonald's

A single storm effectively wiped out access to half our ski resorts ...and some pols want us to stop talking about climate change?

The *best* part of living in a city is that people feel more comfortable expressing themselves and it's the best

It's official, I'm over the rain this year

I'll get into CTR law in a second but this is also one of those extremely shortsighted things employers pull on employees. If you have 100 employees in the most expensive Seattle zone, your cost to give them all full-ride ORCA cards is: $48,936. Per year. At most.

Rail $395 million Public transit $753 million Debt $1.7 billion Highway upgrades $5.3 billion someone who is good at transportation planning please help me budget this. my state is dying

ALL MY HOMIES HATE THE CHRISTMAS MARKET

Not one young parent was interviewed

www.seattletimes.com/opinion/some... Did some quick googling to learn more about the people the Seattle Times published and from what I can tell all of these people are retired or retirement age In a city where the median resident is 35 years old.

Bought a cover for our shared camper two years ago for $112 Went to buy a replacement after ours ripped, it's now $158 A 41% increase in two years Tariffs, inflation really hitting

Fremont is great but has easily one of the crappiest main streets in the city Four lanes, slip lanes, narrow, buckled sidewalks

Fuck fuck fuck AI music creeping into my stations

Urban grocery stores with only one functioning entrance can be irritating. Could zoning codes require that stores over a certain size maintain at least two entrances?

Hierarchy of modern car superiority: 1. Minivans 2. Station wagons 3. (Real) Hatchbacks 4. Actual small pick ups (nearly dead) 5. Sedans 6. Full size vans 7. Small crossovers 8. Coupes

My 5 year old told me she can't sleep because she'll have another nightmare about being shot like the people in Australia 💔 I'll told her not to worry because that country is working to make new rules to keep their people safe, and she felt better I feel like I lied, knowing we're doing nothing

Hey Apple if iOS26 was meant to get me to use my phone less it's working

It seems the train line next to Highway 2 is still operating (at least according to Amtrak’s train status). Could WA state run emergency passenger service to offer more travel options to this area? www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

I'm hearing Katie Wilson plans to announce a leadership transition at the Seattle Department of Transportation today.

Hey guys, remember how we were all worried that the news will get duped by AI more and more and become an unreliable source of information?

Wow I hate that the R word isn't off limits anymore

What's the wind speed that would compel one to sleep in their basement

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Ski season is gonna be a mess (if it happens)

It's pretty crazy that with the flooding and the traffic nightmare in south King County right, the new Link park and rides are still mostly empty

It’s hard to imagine any recent mayor caring enough to issue a statement like this. Katie knows road deaths are preventable and Seattle can do better.

"Rare open space" Actually located between a bunch of public open space

Seattle: where is this spot?

Early Sunday morning, a driver struck and killed a 38-year-old named Allie who was biking across Beacon Ave S. The driver fled the scene. As a lifelong cyclist who’s had my share of close calls, my heart goes out to Allie’s family and friends.

Tanya Woo's current job is negligent landlord and perpetuating the Seattle is Dying trope on YouTube it seems

This is a person in the Seattle metro, complaining about a 3 mile drive, and blaming the traffic on the new residents in the apartment complexes going up

Flood breaches Green River levee in Tukwila, evacuation area includes both Green River and Interurban South Trails #SEAbikes #Seattle

I was so sad to hear about the death of a cyclist due to a hit-and-run on Beacon Ave. Allie was a beloved community member, avid biker, & advocate for safer transit & streets. My condolences to their family and friends. But condolences are hollow if we don’t take action to prevent the next tragedy.

Yikes. Heres the video (and the source, Honeyhole’s TikTok): www.tiktok.com/t/ZTrb52o8s/ Worth noting that this street has a “protected” bike lane, though these stores are close to the corner/intersection. We need to do something about violent drivers in our cities.

Green River Levee Breach

I know Wilson's primary political focus is on economic, working-class issues. So it wouldn't surprise me if she focuses her attention on new revenue or whatever. But this is honestly one of my biggest fears.

Ski season at Stevens compromised, Alpental soon to follow

"Turnaround" #DOOMLOOP #Seattle

Here is the video from this summer of two SPD cars crashing into one another on Beacon Ave and landing on top of a bus stop + bike lane, just one block south from where a biker was killed in a hit and run this weekend

In civilized countries (and even some US cities I believe) the local DOT will investigate every traffic fatality the way Jason does here and publish an AAR and actually fix the problem. In Seattle, we’re too scared we’ll get sued so we just pretend every fatality is an unavoidable accident.

Seattle, a city once known for its neon lights, should have far better street lighting than it does

A thread of bikers having bad experiences in west Seattle

I cannot shake my anger today I feel like we are constantly pointing things out to decision makers, a veritable army of folks on the ground asking for things to be better Scraping little teeny tiny wins in the face of overwhelming car-centrism while mostly nothing changes The someone dies, again

Person biking on Beacon Hill killed, driver fled the scene #SEAbikes #Seattle