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A pilot project that gives people more room to safely walk and bicycle while physical distancing during the COVID-19 crisis – by temporarily closing streets to non-local vehicle traffic – is…

One familiar, even reassuring sign for the future: the city’s annual repaving season kicks off this week. The first asphalt resurfacing project for the 2020 Bellevue Pavement Preservation Program…

A driver collided with a man riding a bicycle just before 4 p.m. Sunday at the intersection of Northeast Eighth Street and Northup Way. The 63-year old cyclist, a Newcastle man, died from his…

Also, fire stations closed to public, council meeting canceled  The Bellevue Transportation Department Thursday implemented temporary parking measures designed to help restaurants and their…

Bellevue Magic Season starts its 23rd annual holiday run downtown on Friday, Nov. 29. Nightly performances at the popular Snowflake Lane will continue through Dec. 24, and will require the following…

City continues to emphasize safety through Vision Zero  Two incidents this week in which vehicles struck pedestrians in city crosswalks, leaving both with life-threatening injuries, are more…

Since Bellevue’s bike share system launched in summer 2018, more than 9,000 people have used it to take over 40,000 trips across the city. Whether or not you’ve taken a ride on one of those bright…

Cause still under investigation A Bellevue man involved in a crash with a vehicle Sunday while riding his bicycle died from his injuries early Monday morning at Harborview Medical Center. 

When students at several Bellevue schools head to their first day of classes on Wednesday, Sept. 4, they’ll find the route safer, with the Transportation Department starting to wrap up pedestrian…

City strives to provide safe streets for all users City of Bellevue investigators say last week’s fatal car-bicycle collision is a tragic reminder for motorists to always exercise caution and adjust…