Light up yourself and see more at: Be Seen Be Safe 2015 GO! will be providing visibility items for the community on Friday, December 4th in Winslow. We will be at the sidewalk plaza space adjacent to Columbia Bank from 5PM – 8PM. Stop by for free visibility items, fill out a survey and you

An example of a sign promoted on the 1st Bikes website, a Delaware Based Bicycle organization. We (people) all share the road whether we drive a car, a bicycle, walk on our own feet, or ride a horse.  In watching the blog sites, it seems there are some very heated discussions on what the “other”

The Vision Zero presentation is now scheduled on April 29th at 7pm at City Hall. I hope folks can attend this meeting. Again, presenters are Brock Howell from Cascade Bicycle Club and Kimberly Scrivner from Puget Sound Regional Council. Patty Lyman More on Vision Zero at Cascade Bicycle Club Target Zero at Puget Sound Regional

Hi All, Time to get involved again. WSDOT is proposing to make modifications to the SR305 / Suquamish Way intersection and roadway to the east up to the Agate Pass bridge. This work is funded by a grant awarded to Kitsap Transit and the focus has been on creating a way for busses to jump the

Squeaky Wheels wishes to thank Washington State Ferries for fixing the apron lip gap problem. The apron lips consist of a series of metal plates at the ends of the ramps; these rest on the deck of the ferry to provide a transition for loading/unloading. The metal plates have gaps between them that can firmly

There is a strong possibility that, consistent with past years, possibly driven by a seasonal urge of some kind, many of the island bikers will spontaneously take to caroling, wassailing and other forms of festive mirth in the coming days. It is highly rumored that this Thursday night, headless of the wind and weather, the

The tide has turned towards the Colman Dock having great bicycle facilities After a lot of hard work from many people, Washington State Ferries will incorporate Squeaky Wheels recommendations for the new Colman Dock design. This means that the north gate will re-open and a larger, more efficient, safer and more pleasant holding area along

Last week the City fixed a section of substandard shoulder along SR305 north of Vineyard Lane where the guard rail came to the fog line forcing bicyclists to pull in front of drivers on the highway; it was also a hazard for auto drivers with a close obstruction to the highway and was a problem

Olympic Drive Hello Bikers who use the ferry, Please come Wednesday July 30th, 2014 7:00 PM at Bainbridge Island City Hall. The City will be presenting and taking input on alternatives for improving a portion of Olympic Drive for bicyclists and pedestrians. Olympic Drive is the road from the ferry dock up to Winslow Way

As you may have heard, the Seattle ferry terminal at Colman dock is being redesigned and will be rebuilt completely over the next 3-5 years. The proposed design is under review and is at the “30% design” stage. The design proposed by Washington State Ferries remains very “car-oriented” and does not reflect the growing importance