The Latest From The Saddle

• Learn why Cascade is urging the city to finish work to safeguard a crucial bike corridor linking Capitol Hill to Beacon Hill and beyond.
• Fill out the survey that will inform the city’s design before the Oct. 31 deadline.

• Learning how to ride a bike as an adult inspired Chloe Goyal to become a Cascade Bike Education Lead.
• Now she is passing on her knowledge to other adults who didn’t have the opportunity to bike as kids.
• Read Chloe's story below, and join a Learn-to-Ride, Maintenance, Gravel or Urban Cycling Techniques class--all available at affordable sliding-scale prices.   

• Let’s Go Manager Tom Parker reflects on the journey of bike safety education from the classroom to the community.

• Cascade will again provide free bike valet service at Friday's USA versus Australia match.
• Look for the green tents and see our locator map below to find us at the intersection of 1st Avenue South and South Dearborn Street.

• Cascade Executive Director Lee Lambert has written an open letter to Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson urging the city to "move forward faster" to build crucial bike infrastructure projects funded in the voter-approved Levy to Keep Seattle Moving.
• A ghost bike erected at the intersection of 12th Avenue and East Yesler Way is a tragic reminder of the fatal consequences of delaying crucial bike safety projects. 

• 1,089 participants biked more than 204,000 miles during our Bike Everywhere Challenge.
• Celebrate our Bike Everywhere Month successes with a pizza party and prizes on June 17.

• Join Khedija and MTP youth on the Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic this July.
• Read MTP Coordinator Alissa Lederer's interview with Khedija about bike commuting, participating in Cascade's big rides, and the joy of feeling the wind while biking.

• May is Bike Everywhere Month, and we have filled the calendar with rides and gatherings to keep you spinning all month long.
• Bike to school on May 6, or show your cycling pride by pedaling to a Celebration Station on Bike Everywhere Day, May 13.

• Cascade’s Pedaling Relief Project is expanding to Bellevue thanks to a new partnership with Hopelink Bellevue Market.
• Pedaling Relief Project is a national model for cities seeking to reduce waste, traffic congestion and climate pollution.

• Killed by a Traffic Engineer author Wes Marshall blames his own profession for America’s deadly roads.
• Marshall will discuss his book and the lack of science in road designs during the Washington Bike Walk Roll Summit, April 1-3 in Wenatchee.

Cascade’s MTP students and staff were honored to participate in The Woodland Park Gran Prix, which is one of the largest cyclocross events in the nation. Events like these are an important way for us to give students from Pierce County an opportunity to leave their neighbourhood and explore the wider world of cycling.

• With federal bike lane funding being slashed, Seattle must move quickly to deliver the $133.5 million in bike investments in the Transportation Levy.
• Cascade's 2026 priorities include advocating for a safe bike route through the Rainier Valley and completing the connection from East Marginal Way to South Park.
• Read about our other priority projects for 2026 and beyond, which include making Aurora Avenue a Complete Street and finishing the Beacon Hill bike lanes.

• Beacon Hill, SODO, Georgetown, and South Park are becoming more bike-friendly thanks to big improvements in South Seattle’s Bike Network.
• With nearly 20 miles of protected bicycle lanes added in recent years, it's a great time to go for a ride and explore Seattle by bike.

• Cascade and the Leafline Trails Coalition held a ride on Sept. 5 to push for progress on the Sound to Olympics Trail.