Mobility Matters for Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) is prioritizing transportation and mobility in its efforts to enhance Downtown Bellevue, inviting members to engage in a series of meetings aimed at updating the BDA Downtown Access Strategy. The Transportation Committee's first meeting will take place on September 20, 2018, focusing on mobility initiatives and challenges facing the city. This level-setting experience is designed to involve members in the critical work of transportation advocacy. Additionally, the BDA will host a September Breakfast featuring mobility expert Mark Hallenbeck, who will analyze urban trip data and discuss its implications for travel behavior in Bellevue. Attendees can expect to learn about the overall future of commuting, including possible outcomes of increased traffic congestion versus potential solutions.

The event promises to provide valuable insights into how individual travel decisions are shaping the region's transportation landscape. With registration options catering to both members and non-members, the BDA aims to foster community engagement in these crucial discussions. Overall, these initiatives reflect a proactive approach to addressing mobility challenges in Bellevue and ensuring informed advocacy for the future.

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