Programs - Transportation

We respond to ADA requests and assist the Department in creating and maintaining an accessible public right-of-way

Stay Healthy Streets amplify outdoor exercise opportunities for areas with limited open space options.

We find ways for communities to move and thrive during the COVID-19 pandemic

We manage on-street parking, a limited resource that’s often in high demand

We don’t run the buses or light rail trains, but we work with transit providers on service & infrastructure changes

A bikeable city is one where people ride bicycles because it is a convenient, fun, safe, and healthy choice

We seek to encourage more walking by creating an environment where pedestrians can walk safely and comfortably

We promote and regulate a vibrant, safe, accessible, and attractive shared right of way

Neighborhood greenways are safer, calm residential streets with low car volumes and speeds

We are caring for the City's urban landscape

We are responsible for keeping street pavement clean and in good repair

We work to improve freight mobility and safety in Seattle

We are committed to prioritizing affordable transportation options for all of Seattle

We operate and maintain over 149 bridges throughout Seattle, including four movable bridges

We coordinate projects in the right of way to save money, protect public assets, and reduce impacts

We connect residents, employers, building managers, and developers to resources that help people get around Seattle

We use a variety of technologies to improve multi-modal travel across the city

We pay for transportation projects identified and prioritized by the community

We shape emerging elements of our transportation system that are enabled by digital technology and driven by data

We are shaping the Seattle of tomorrow

Our plan to end traffic deaths and serious injuries on city streets by 2030

We're working to make it easier and safer for students to walk and bike to school

Our Urban Design team's work focuses on optimizing the human experience in the public realm.

Learn more about the city's new standard for pedestrian wayfinding - Seamless Seattle!