Fauntleroy Way SW and SW Wildwood Pl Protected Bike Lane
Updated November 11, 2026
What's Happening?
Graphic Map of the Fauntleroy PBL project, with a dark blue bar showing the project zone
We plan to build Protected Bike Lanes on Fauntleroy Way SW and SW Wildwood Pl as one of our first Fatal Crash Response projects. We have performed a coach test in collaboration with King County Metro in October, and intend to finalize our design in the coming weeks.
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Project Overview
This project is part of Seattle's Vision Zero program. With this program, we aim to end traffic deaths and serious injuries.
This project aims to improve safety for all travelers on Fauntleroy Way SW and SW Wildwood Pl, including those walking, rolling, biking, taking the bus, and driving.
For this project, the community has let us know their concerns for safety. To give people biking and driving separation, we plan to:
- Install two protected bike lanes on either side of SW Wildwood Pl for uphill and downhill (i.e., northbound and southbound) bikes
Timeline/Schedule
We've already removed parking along Fauntleroy Way SW and SW Wildwood Pl between Fauntleroy Way SW and 46th Ave SW.
Before the end of 2026, we plan to:
- Install a Protected Bike Lane
- Install all-way stop signs and two marked crosswalks at the Fauntleroy/Wildwood intersection
- Relocate on-street passenger drop off locations south of the Ferry Terminal into the Ferry parking lot