Bicycle Program: Projects and Plans

The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) designs transportation projects to make walking, biking, and riding transit the easiest ways to get around the city.  Every year, SDOT installs new bicycle lanes and shared lane markings (sharrows) and constructs new bike trails and greenways to make it easier to get around the city by bike. Below, you will find more information about past and upcoming projects that improve conditions for bicycling in Seattle.

2012 Projects

• Wallingford Neighborhood Greenway
• Roosevelt Way NE – NE 75th Street to NE 85th Street
• S Genesee Street
• Ballard Neighborhood Greenway
• Beacon Hill Neighborhood Greenway
• NE 65th Street
• North Delridge Greenway Safety Project

2011 Projects

• Dexter Avenue N
• Ellis Avenue S
• Thackeray Ave NE & Latona Ave NE
• 20th Ave NW between NW 65th St and NW Market St
• N/NE 65th St & Woodlawn Ave N

2010 Projects

• 15th Avenue S – S College Street to S Bradford Street
• NE 125th Street – Roosevelt Way NE to 35th Avenue NE
• N 130 th Street – Linden Ave N to Greenwood Avenue N
• Admiral Way SW – SW Olga Street to SW Spokane Street
• S Columbian Way – Beacon Avenue S to 15th Avenue S
• Chief Sealth Trail extension
• Greenwood Avenue N – N 87th Street to N 105th Street
• Mountains to Sound Trail extension
• Ship Canal Trail extension

For more information about the Seattle Bicycle & Pedestrian Program, call (206) 684-7583.