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As far as making Bellevue walkable and bike-able, it’s a great thought and would be better for traffic and the environment. In reality, most of the people who can afford to live in Bellevue will not spend their time walking – and I know many cycling enthusiasts who have recently quit riding because of how dangerous it is out there. This is besides the issue that we only average 58 clear days a year here – and how many people want to show up to work, meetings, etc wet from rain and/or sweating?

I firmly believe there are a couple of possible solutions – people should live close to where they work and that maybe more people and employers should rethink their ideas of the traditional work day. There are 24 hours in day and perhaps it is time that we start making better use of them? Why does everyone feel the need to sit in traffic during the same times of day, day after day?

As for Mercer Island, I would be shocked if the two-level garage was anything but the sole a result of M.I. NIMBYs. That garage is flush with the ground.

If M.I. residents don’t have a place to park, I bet they have their neighbors to blame. But that’s conjecture.