Vehicle holding locations move for first time in decades Starting Wednesday, Sept. 26, the Bainbridge Island vehicle holding lanes and loading slip will move to the south side of the terminal building where Bremerton vehicles currently wait. The Bremerton lanes and slip will shift to the north side where Bainbridge vehicles currently wait. This swap has not
COME HEAR WORLD RENOWNED SPEAKERS AND LOCAL PANELISTS Don’t miss your opportunity to hear internationally renowned speakers, Chris and Melissa Bruntlett, speak about how cities all over the world have built a culture of cycling and local vitality. We’ll also get inspired by a panel of our own local bikers and walkers, Fran Korten, Christian
Consider Getting Involved / Support this item on the Ballot Do you know an Islander that bikes? Ever looked at the roads they may travel as though it was you? Did it make you worry about them? What about walking around your neighborhood? Is it comfortable, waking the dog daily? SAFE LEVY info https://bainbridgesafemobilitylevy.participate.online/
From: Washington State Ferries [mailto:WSFAlert@wsdot.wa.gov] Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2017 12:41 PM Subject: Ferry Alert: Loading Procedures at Terminals with Overhead Passenger Walkways The following alert is a correction to a previous alert sent Friday, June 23 about procedural changes at terminals with overhead passenger loading: In an effort to promote consistent boarding procedures and
Come join Squeaky Wheels in celebrating the birth of our great Country! We are the one wearing the Core 40 T-Shirts in the Parade on bicycles and we have a booth this year so, stop by and learn more about shoulders on existing roads, and what we can do about making it easier, safer and
Squeaky Wheels is dedicated to encouraging more and safer cycling on Bainbridge Island, for both recreation and transportation. Speed limits Background: In March 2016, the City of Bainbridge Island has taken two actions to lower speed limits. First, in response to recommendations from the City’s Non-Motorized Transportation Advisory Committee the council approved setting speed
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
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
