Spokane staff present revised shared‑streets ordinance, propose one‑block pilot on Wall Street City staff returned to the Transportation Commission with a revised shared‑streets ordinance that adds a fourth designation element, prohibits lane striping on shared streets, and requires Spokane Transit Authority approval for shared streets on transit routes; staff proposed a one‑block pilot on Wall Street (Spokane Falls to Maine).

Spokane's Transportation Commission is considering a groundbreaking shared-streets ordinance that could reshape urban mobility with a pilot program on Wall Street!

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Commission defers shared‑streets ordinance after questions on transit coordination and pedestrian protections After a public hearing and substantial deliberation, the Transportation Commission voted to defer a proposed shared‑streets ordinance until next month, asking staff to remove STA transit‑route language, clarify criteria for pedestrian protections and return with additional outreach and refined language.

The Spokane Transportation Commission has hit pause on a proposed shared-streets ordinance after heated debates over pedestrian safety and transit route impacts.

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