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Transportation Choices
Funding The Future We Need: Our Top Priorities for Washington’s Transportation Budget
On Monday, March 24th, Washington State lawmakers will release their transportation budget proposals. Here’s what we’ll be looking for.
March News: A “Fix It First” Approach to Transportation Spending
Our take on the budget deficit, a campaign for safer streets kicks off in Tacoma, we said a fond farewell to our Advocacy Director, and more.
We’re Looking for A Contract Grant Writer!
Transportation Choices Coalition is looking for a Contract Grant Writer to provide development support for foundation, corporate, government, and other grants.
We’re Looking for A Communications Consultant!
Transportation Choices Coalition is looking for a consultant to create strategic communications materials.
February News: Let’s Get Loud About Cuts to Transportation
Learn about our advocacy at the state, federal, and local levels, read transportation news from across the state, and find ways to take action.
How a Federal Transportation Funding Freeze Could Impact Washington State
According to Transportation for America’s analysis, at least $356.5 million in obligated federal funds are at stake for Washington, translating to $44.81 per capita.
Action Alert: Support Transformative Transportation Funding for Washington!
Tell legislators to support HB 1921 and use Road Usage Charge revenue to fix the infrastructure we have — and not to build new freeways.
Annual Report 2024
Our annual report shows how we’ve championed safe, equitable, and sustainable transportation across Washington.

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