Undriver #6,629: Maria – “Not Hussling for the Fossiling”
May 4, 2012 by julia
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To celebrate giving up her car, Maria ordered her Undriver License online – along with a gift license for her fiancé, Justin. She wrote us on Facebook: “Got my Undriver License in the mail! It’s been a little over a month without a car. How fashion-conscious! — Not hussling for the fossil-ing; all bets on [...]
Undriver #8,635: Jo Repanich, Doggles Riding Shotgun
April 30, 2012 by julia
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Last week an unusual order came in via our Online Licensing Station. Undriver Jo Repanich requested a write-in Undorsement of “Doggles riding shotgun” on her license, and submitted this awesome photograph. Jo’s Undriving pledge: “Ride on in memory of my dog Haddie, 2001 – 2011.” Aww. We’ve heard a lot of great motivations to get [...]
Undriver #4,267: “My e-bike is my Excuse Eliminator”
August 16, 2011 by Amelia
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Undriver BOB EDMISTON commutes to work on a bike, clad in his business clothes, without sweating. How does he accomplish this seemingly impossible feat? Read on… By Amelia von Wolffersdorff Last summer at the Redmond Eco-fair, Bob got licensed to Undrive and pledged to eliminate driving trips by increasing the use of alternatives such as [...]
Undriver #6,132: Debra Alderman, Bus Rider+
July 19, 2011 by julia
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For Debra Alderman, the bus is more than transportation. Read on! “Since I’m not simply an Undriver, but also a life-long learner, I’m pleased to say that my bus-riding time is spent in ways that boost my brain power and also encourage some good thinking and planning. I can be found on the Metro route [...]
Undrivers #2,542-2,546: The Biking Spivaks
June 30, 2011 by julia
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The Spivak Family got licensed last year at ArtsWalk in Olympia, with Intercity Transit. A great Undriving moment for me: Watching 12-year-old “Z” help his youngest brother Milo come up with his pledge. (That’s the future of Undriving, I thought to myself!) Read on about the Biking Spivaks: “Our family tries to ride bikes whenever [...]
Stories: Undriving Seattle Children’s
June 21, 2011 by julia
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In April 2011, we licensed 331 Undrivers at Seattle Children’s. Here are some of their stories: Pledge: Bike or walk to work at least 3 days per week instead of taking the bus. “I switched from 100% bus commutes to 67% walking and biking. Eventually this will save Children’s on my ORCA card costs, and [...]
Undriver #5,489: Debby Anger, “Businator”
May 26, 2011 by julia
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Can the bus do more than get us from Point A to Point B? You bet! Undriver Debby Anger shares her “Businating” adventures in community-building on the bus. “I’ve been an Undriver since I was born,” says Debby Anger. She’s never had a driver license, and doesn’t like to drive. “I was raised in San [...]
Lab Notes from Undriving Experiments
May 11, 2011 by julia
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How’s it going with Undriving? Remember, your pledge is an experiment – to try reducing your car use, or doing something to reduce car use on the planet – and see what happens. As with any experiment, we don’t know the outcome ahead of time. It might lead to a new transportation pattern, and/or we [...]
Undriver #1,521: Michael Snyder, Car-free Bicyclist
April 28, 2011 by julia
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For Undriver Michael Snyder, getting on a bicycle six years ago proved to be the path to weight loss and car-free living. Now he’s on the Cascade Bicycle Club board and leads rides for reluctant cyclists, among many other things “bike.” May is Bike to Work Month – how about it? I probably started Undriving [...]
Undriver #5,283: Michael A. Smith: Urban Hiker
March 26, 2011 by julia
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When Michael Smith first moved to Seattle in 2008, he’d go hiking in the Cascades. “I got tired of driving an hour each way to enjoy a hike,” he said. “Seattle’s got plenty of hills,” he reasoned. Why not hike there, and get to know his new city while skipping all that stressful car travel? [...]




