Seattle voters overwhelmingly support renewed investments in transit, reaffirming our community’s commitment to caring for the environment and each other.

Today we launch a brand new beginning for Commute Seattle. Meet our new look and website! The new and improved CommuteSeattle.com boasts tools, resources and an easy way to contact our team of Transportation Specialists.

We’re entering Daylight Savings and the rainy season in Seattle. That doesn’t mean your walk, bike or rolling trips have to stop. To help prepare for this winter trips, we’re giving away $100 gift cards to local gear stores.

Today, September 22, we are celebrating World Car Free Day which encourages drivers to give up their car for a single day. While going car-free may not be an option for everyone, there are many ways to make environmentally friendly choices.

On Friday, September 18, Commute Seattle celebrates PARK(ing) Day by sharing some of our favorite curb spaces taken over by people.

The transportation and commuting landscape looks very different today than it did six months ago. Employers may be tempted to reduce transit benefits during this time, but this would only compound the problems we are currently facing. Our transit system was the...

In May, we conducted a survey to learn about what workplaces were experiencing as a result of the pandemic. We’re outlining the top takeaways from the survey and what to expect as Seattle continues through a phased reopening.

Commute Seattle joins with those who demand an end to all forms of racism, police brutality and injustice. Black lives matter, and as Seattlites take to the streets to protest and demand change, I and our team at Commute Seattle stand with you.

There are nearly 20 miles of streets closed to vehicle traffic now available for walking, biking and rolling while maintaining social distance.

The premier organization for Transportation Demand Management honored Olivia Holden as an outstanding member volunteer.