Meet our new board and staff, reflections from a great campaign, and two more campaigns that need your help.
Transportation Choices
A Whole Lot of Money Couldn’t Stop the Buses from Running in Spokane
This campaign had it all, from energetic organizers willing to get tattoos of buses to cartoon villain antagonists seeking to cut transit in order to build a jail.
Press Release: Voters Maintain Bus Service in Spokane County
This result ensures that Spokane Transit Authority can keep buses running for the working people, students, seniors, and people with disabilities who rely on public transportation to get where they need to go.
Join Us for Tuxes & Trains 2026: History Starts Here
Tickets are now on sale for Tuxes & Trains 2026—our annual gala bringing together transit supporters, community leaders, and changemakers from across Washington.
Transit is on the Ballot in Pierce County. Here’s What You Need to Know.
The “More People. More Places. More Often” proposal would increase service by 47% and make fares free for seniors.
Nominate Your Pick for the 2026 Transportation Choices Hall of Fame!
Is there a transportation champion who has helped expand safe, accessible, and sustainable transportation options in your community? We’d love to hear from you!
July News: Let’s Keep Making History
Three transit campaigns to watch (and volunteer for). Plus, save the date for Tuxes & Trains 2026.
Highlights from Ride Transit Month 2026
Throughout June, we celebrated transit with partners and riders across Washington. Here’s a look back at Ride Transit Month 2026.
Join TCC for a South King County Rural Transportation Advocacy 101 Workshop!
Transportation Choices Coalition is hosting an advocacy training to support rural transit users in South King County. This workshop will feature a panel discussion followed by a training to learn and practice advocacy skills.
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