The Seattle Police Department issued 1,710 jaywalking tickets between 2010 and 2016. Who got ticketed says a lot about jaywalking laws.
It’s time to end jaywalking laws in Washington
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Access + Affordability
PSRC wants your input on how to fund and build infrastructure in the Puget Sound region
PSRC has opened a request for public comments on how to update its Project Selection Framework. Everyone who wants to see a change in how we invest in transportation should consider submitting a comment before the period closes on January 5.
You did it! Equity changes move forward at PSRC
More than 60 of you reached out to PSRC leadership to tell them to support changes that would make PSRC’s work and distribution of funding more inclusive and equitable. We’re here to tell you it worked! Every single one of the equity proposals put forward by TCC and...
Transit Talk: Free Transit: What’s Possible?
Did you miss the event? Watch the recording here!Transit Talk: Free Transit: What’s Possible? September 1, 2021 | 3:00 - 4:00 pm PDT (online via Zoom) We know that a just recovery will take transit, and accessible, equitable transit for all riders must be prioritized...
Link Transit goes fare-free
An electric bus operated by Link Transit on Route A. Photo via Wikipedia.Exciting news from our member agency Link Transit in central Washington! Link paused collecting fares during the pandemic. Now, they recently announced that starting July 1 Link will stay a...
Sound Transit Announces Fare Ambassador Program
Following years of local advocacy, as well as heightened scrutiny around enforcement practices by the movement for black lives, Sound Transit has announced a new approach to fare enforcement on public transit: the fare ambassador pilot program. The program will start...
Transit Chat Series: Transit Funding Is Transit Equity
In this Transit Chat series, we will explore how transit funding is the foundation for transit equity. How are transportation projects currently funded on federal, state, and local levels? How do we secure transit funding to ensure we are moving towards an equitable...
Report: More Places; Better Connections
Transportation Choices Coalition believes that building an equitable transit system centered on riders must begin with understanding the needs of current and prospective riders. Too often, planning for transit focuses on total ridership and commute times to the...
July 2020 Newsletter
Mobility Justice Find our complete mobility justice resource list here Whose streets? Black streets. Planners and urbanists, it’s time to reckon with the racism rampant in city building. Here are four actions to take. (Streetsblog) Why we must talk about race when we...
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