BackgroundIn March of 2020, Washington Governor Jay Inslee issued a statewide Stay Home, Stay Healthy proclamation in response to the coronavirus pandemic. In May, Commute Seattle conducted a survey to learn about what workplaces were experiencing as a result of the...

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.

Commuters continue to choose transit and active modes as they beat the Seattle Squeeze.

In an effort to limit the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), Commute Seattle staff are following the recommendations from King County Public Health to telework. There is a flexwork policy that works for your business.

In the past year, Seattle embraced change and came together to keep our city moving and thriving. 2019 was a monumental year for Commute Seattle including the celebration of our 15th anniversary. A year in review of the numbers that made 2019 a success.

There are many planned transit improvement projects that may slow your daily commute. An overview of all the upcoming traffic impacts.

A look back on the first-ever Bikes & Bakeries challenge in celebration of Bike Month.