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Mike Lindblom

Mike Lindblom

Traffic Lab & Transportation Reporter at The Seattle Times

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Recent Articles

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Life in the tower: Who controls Seattle’s drawbridges?

Seattle's drawbridges, some a century old, still rely on alert operators to protect people on the roads and clear a passage for boats. Here's an up-close look at the job.
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Sound Transit board says it’s picked a new CEO

The projected salary is $675,000 to lead one of the nation's largest transit buildouts, funded mainly through local voter-approved taxes.
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These 5 Seattle light rail stations will close Sunday

Shuttle buses will again run between the closed stations, and trains will run a few more minutes apart than normal.
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Fallout for Seattle-area train commuters after missed inspections

Full service is not expected for weeks. But on Wednesday afternoon, Amtrak does plan to add railcars.
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Dow Constantine, 4 others vie for Sound Transit CEO job

The King County executive is among the finalists competing for a high-stress, high-acclaim position with a potential $675,000 salary.
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Downtown Seattle light rail stations to close again this weekend

This is the fourth of six closures for track and signal connection or maintenance in early 2025, before Sound Transit ridership picks up in springtime.
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Seattle wants $39M to ease traffic mess on delayed I-5 bridge project

The Ship Canal Bridge has undergone 200 repairs since 2019. But WSDOT is pumping the brakes on a major resurfacing project. What's going on behind the scenes?
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Speed camera tickets coming soon to freeway work zones around WA

Washington drivers crash in work zones more than 1,000 times a year, compelling the Legislature to unanimously approve speed cameras along state highways.
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Where two new light rail stations will open soon

This spring, riders will zip to Microsoft or get to downtown Bellevue in under 20 minutes. By next winter, the Eastside line should connect to Seattle.
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UW light rail station closes for weekend while I-5 nearby loses a lane

Light rail riders face a weekend closure of UW Station on Feb. 1-2, while motorists will see an unrelated one-lane reduction to I-5 nearby.
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WSDOT has billions. So why is a $15M forcing a big delay on a huge ...

State officials blamed a $15 million cash-flow gap for the delay in resurfacing the I-5 bridge, even though the agency's two-year total budget is a $15 billion.
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Sound Transit’s ‘emergency’ light rail contract goes to CEO’s forme...

Transit staff says CEO Goran Sparrman left the choice of contractors to the agency's professional procurement staff, to avoid any whiff of favoritism.
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Light rail leader declares ‘existence of an emergency'

Sound Transit's CEO has declared frequent train stalls and outages to be an emergency, so the agency can move faster on engineering and fixes this year.
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The story behind Beacon Hill’s 4-mile magic median

The land atop Beacon Hill has been a road median, a streetcar trackway and now a winding walkway. Here's how this strip of magic in South Seattle came to be.
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Light rail station weekend closures to overlap with march, Kraken game

Westlake, Symphony, Pioneer Square, International District and Stadium stations will close from 10 p.m. Friday until around 5 a.m. Monday.
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King County talks potential changes after fatal stabbing of bus driver

The stabbing of Metro operator Shawn Yim in December led elected officials to take safety and security more seriously, in a Monday brainstorming session.
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Bus caravan to circle downtown Seattle to honor slain driver Shawn Yim

The 10 a.m. procession will be followed by a memorial service at WAMU Theater, by Lumen Field. Yim was stabbed last month by a bus rider in the U District.
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Link light rail suspensions start this weekend in downtown Seattle

Starting at 10 p.m. Friday, Link rail service between Westlake and Sodo will be suspended until early Monday. Shuttles will fill the gap.
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There’s a small property tax boost for Sound Transit in 2025

The annual 1% increase is part of the voter-approved funding for the nation's costliest transit expansion vision.
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Seattle officials hope to change your behavior with pricier tickets

The fines, rising for the first time since 2011, are meant to bring in more money and induce better parking behavior.
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A new way to cross Highway 520 opens Saturday

The landscaped overpass for bikers and walkers has connections to the UW, Montlake neighborhood and Washington Park Arboretum, with the 14-foot-wide paved trail separate from the lid and nine-lane interchange.