Seattle transportation planners have dubbed the next three years as the "period of maximum constraint." It's a time when several transportation and construction projects converge to make getting around an already congested city even harder.
Seattle Times transportation reporter Mike Lindblom recently laid out these projects, from the demolition of the Alaskan Way Viaduct to the Seattle streetcar expansion to the addition of new bike lanes. He spoke with his colleagues Jim Brunner and Dan Beekman about what this means for travelers.
The conversation above is an excerpt from The Overcast, the Seattle Times politics podcast recorded at KNKX.
You can find The Overcast on iTunes, TuneIn, SoundCloud and Stitcher.
