New Bike Path Opens Under I-5 Connecting Capitol Hill and Eastlake

Seattle, WALocal News

Seattle launched a new bike path beneath I-5, facilitating travel between Capitol Hill and Eastlake. This project enhances cycling opportunities and promotes active transportation in the city. Local officials highlighted its role in increasing safety and connectivity for cyclists, making it easier to navigate the urban landscape. The path includes dedicated lanes, which aim to reduce conflicts with motor vehicles. This initiative aligns with Seattle's broader goals of sustainability and public health.

City planners anticipate that the new route will encourage more residents to adopt biking as a primary mode of transport. The bike path reflects the growing demand for improved cycling infrastructure. Data from recent surveys indicate a rising interest in biking among city residents.

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