Mike Lindblom is a transportation writer at The Seattle Times. He focuses on themes related to transportation and mobility, climate change and the environment, and regional interest, particularly in Washington and Seattle. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the TRI CITY HERALD, Skagit Valley Herald, and The Olympian.
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Mike Lindblom's focus is primarily on local transportation and government announcements in the Seattle area. He covers topics related to public transportation, specifically Sound Transit and light rail, as well as traffic accidents.
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The low-speed trip confirms that tracks, signs, power wires and other equipment are properly aligned.
By: Hannah Furfaro, Mike Lindblom
Protesters damaged property near the East Precinct station on Capitol Hill, police said. The group dwindled to about a dozen people by 7 p.m.
The shutdown will help Sound Transit install new signals where trains will switch between Seattle tracks and a future light rail segment over Lake Washington.
By: Mike Lindblom
Westlake, Symphony, Pioneer Square, International District/Chinatown, and Stadium stations have been closed all weekend.
By Sound Transit's light rail trains were delayed Tuesday, arriving 35 minutes apart as of early afternoon, only one-third the normal amount of service.
By: Mike Lindblom
By Pub owner Laurel Trujillo, whose Ounces Taproom & Beer Garden will probably be demolished to make room for a Delridge light rail
By: Mike Lindblom
By Sound Transit's plan to fix a damaged light rail power line at University of Washington Station this weekend has been thwarted by a new crop of operating breakdowns that made the repair work too big of a gamble.
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.
By: Mike Lindblom
By In a few years, up to 167 low-rent apartments will be built at Lynnwood City Center Station, on Sound Transit's leftover construction land.
By: Mike Lindblom, Vonnai Phair, Nicholas Deshais
By and A King County Metro bus driver was fatally stabbed in Seattle's University District early Wednesday, marking the
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