Tag: bike map
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How To Bike In Seattle: Finding a good route
This is part of our ongoing How To Bike In Seattle series, a collection of posts to help folks get rolling around this beautiful place. OK, so you’ve decided you want to start biking around Seattle for transportation. But how do you find a good route to ride? By far the best way to find…
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Seattle’s new bike map much more legible, still needs to ditch the sharrows
The 2016 bike map is now out (a little late, yes), and it represents some quality steps towards a more usable routing tool. You can download the PDF or even order a free physical copy via the SDOT bike map webpage. We were pretty critical of the 2015 map because it overstated the completeness and…
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Seattle’s 2015 bike map gets a makeover + How it could be even better
Seattle significantly redesigned its city bike map for the 2015 edition. In addition to updating the map to include new bike facilities, the map icons and color scheme are easier to read. And, of course, it notes the current locations of Pronto Cycle Share stations. Because Seattle has bike share, everyone! How cool is that?…
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City releases 2014 bike map, plans major remake in 2015
The city has released the official 2014 bike map, and it comes with an updated color scheme to help highlight routes with the most protection from moving traffic. You download a PDF version of the print map at the bottom of this post. If you want to score a print copy, you can order one…
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