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Councilmember Rinck and transit leaders announce ‘Better Bus Lanes’ campaign - Seattle City Council Blog (council.seattle.gov)
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The Better Bus Lanes coalition calls for faster buses throughout the city, because fast buses need great transit streets. The campaign will focus on three of the busiest and most critical streets for transit in Seattle:

  • Denny Way
  • Aurora Avenue
  • Rainier Avenue

The Better Bus Lanes Campaign prioritizes three near-term safety and reliability improvements on these streets for riders:

  • Two-way bus lanes on Denny Way from Queen Anne Avenue to Stewart St.
  • Make the temporary 24/7 bus lanes on Aurora Avenue permanent, expand safe crossings, and move Seattle towards achieving Vision Zero.
  • Expand bus reliability progress on Rainier Avenue in anticipation for RapidRide R around Mount Baker Station while promoting safety for all.
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[–] scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech 5 points 1 month ago

Love it, the rapidrides are a godsend and make it so much easier to get around. After staying in Vancouver and getting stuck in traffic for 45 minutes without moving on their busses, I'm very happy we're investing in bus lanes.