Updates on key bills, and what we’re hearing about a potential Road Usage Charge bill.
Does That Job Really Need a Driver’s License?
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Is a Road Usage Charge in Our Future?
Legislators are talking about the budget, including potential sources of new revenue and long-term funding proposals.
A Slow Start to the Legislative Session
The first week of the 2025 Washington State Legislative Session was slow, as new members of the House and Senate settled into their roles.
Your Weekly Guide to the 2025 Legislative Session
We’ll share an update early each week to highlight what’s happening in the Legislative Session, including the status of bills we’re tracking and ways to take action.
A More Connected Washington: Why Now Is the Time to Expand Our Intercity Bus Program
We’re advocating for an investment of $12 million per year to expand our intercity bus programs to serve more people in rural Washington.
Let’s Address Our Traffic Safety Crisis and Build Better Main Streets
We want Washington State leaders to secure $1.5 billion over the next 10 years to address safety on main street highways.
Introducing Our 2025 Legislative Agenda!
Our 2025 priorities include upholding the promises of the Climate Commitment Act and pursuing an ambitious plan to make our roads safer.
Join TCC for a Virtual Preview of Our 2025 Legislative Agenda
Hear from TCC staff about the policies, programs, and funding we’ll advocate for as part of our 2025 Legislative Agenda.
Action Alert: Let’s Get West Seattle Link Done
The West Seattle Link Extension was approved by voters through the Sound Transit 3 ballot measure. Over 60% of West Seattle residents voted in favor of expanding light rail. Those voters deserve to be heard and to have their projects delivered without further delay.
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