ALT map of almost the entire city in an orange color signifying passage of the levy

ALT If you’re a Seattleite who doesn’t think Prop 1 goes far enough in making investments in bike infrastructure, transit upgrades, or people-focused streets…so are we. The $151 million for transit investments, $133 million for bike safety and $193 million for pedestrian investments included in this levy represent a down payment on Seattle’s transportation system. We know the investments that Seattle needs to tackle to prepare for its future lay beyond the scope included in the package. However, the failure of Prop 1 would not, in our view, lead the city toward a larger package or a seismic shift in priorities, but would mean hitting the brakes on a lot of worthy projects, and risk a generational setback if City leaders opt to go smaller with a replacement.