Chris Long, @bvuetrans assistant director, took the family on a Sunday ride to check out the city’s expanding complete bike system, including recently finished projects on 108th Ave NE/NE 12th St/Spring Blvd, connecting DT to Eastrail. The verdict: “What a pleasant ride!”
Here’s the official unofficial total from the Eastgate area, courtesy of @bvuetran assistant director Chris Long. Forecast calls call for more flurries today, with a concern about refreezing on Bellevue roadways overnight. Please avoid driving if possible. https://t.co/JfunjDFZil
Street Maintenance lead Tim Rohr put a sign in place this a.m. at SE 4th St/152nd Pl SE to kick off the city’s Healthy Streets pilot. Part of 4th & 165th Ave SE are closed to non-local car traffic to provide room to move & social distance during COVID-19 https://t.co/qQdWdDwiws
Another shot of the new short-term parking zones we set up today in Old Bellevue to help restaurants better serve customers picking up orders. Shout out to @seattledot, which led the way earlier this week to assist community businesses. Thanks!
Who says engineers and planners can’t coexist in peace and harmony? @bvuetrans traffic engineering manager Chris Long (right) and principal transportation planner Franz Loewenherz proved it today at the ITS (Intelligent Transportation System) Washington conference at the UW.
Continuing the city’s participation in this week’s American Public Works Assn. event were traffic engineering mng. Chris Long & smart water infrastructure & technology project mng. Brian Pugliese. Their talk: “Bellevue’s Smart City Vision and Plan.” More: https://t.co/E3NUttF23m
At the mega-American Public Works Assn. conference this morning are @BvueTrans staff Tim Rohr, Chris Long & Franz Loewenherz (L-R), checking out the latest in pavement sweepers. The national event is running now in Seattle.