Seattle Transportation & Mobility Ordinance Tracker
Rideshare, delivery, taxis, scooters, parking operators: fees, franchise agreements, curb rules — tracked continuously in Seattle, WA. CouncilRadar reads every published agenda so you hear about proposals before the council votes.
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The ordinance clarifies the City Traffic Engineer’s authority over traffic management, affecting rideshare, delivery, taxi, scooter, and parking operators by potentially changing how traffic rules are enforced.
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The draft SAFER Streets Act proposes new traffic safety measures that could change how rideshare, delivery, taxi, and scooter services operate on city streets.
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The petition seeks to vacate a portion of an alley, which would restrict or eliminate access for delivery, rideshare, taxi, and other transportation‑related businesses that currently use that right‑of‑way.
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Small businesses that install electric vehicle charging stations can enter ten‑year incentive agreements with City Light, receiving credits and support for building chargers.
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City Light can sign ten‑year agreements with customers to provide incentives for installing electric‑vehicle charging stations, creating new program requirements and revenue mechanisms for EV charging providers.
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