What’s that white street marking? SDOT responds

by | Oct 2, 2013

These white road markings showed up near several traffic circles in Phinney-Greenwood a couple of months ago and had some people confused.

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Some thought they were a different version of “sharrows,” which highlight areas where bikes and cars share the road, but those markings include a bicycle. Others thought it had something to do with speed limits.

But Dawn Schellenberg with Seattle Department of Transportation tells us they’re part of the “pop-up” greenway that was installed back in August to show what a neighborhood greenway could look like. She said the temporary markings should wear off with the wet weather.

(Thanks to James for the photo.)

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