Last week, at our Transit Heroes Annual Event, we honored Transit Heroes and welcomed our newest inductee into the TCC Hall of Fame. These awards recognize individuals and organizations who are doing exceptional work to bring more transportation choices to their...

The following is a post from our Rock Star Intern, Daniel Ewnetu. As global warming concerns reach higher on the agendas of many local and federal governments, many see the electric vehicle (EV) and plug-in hybrid EV (PHEV) market as a solution. According to the US...

Guest blog post by TCC Rainer Scholar intern Daniel Ewenetu. TCC supports vibrant, affordable, walkable, bike-friendly communities, connected by frequently and reliable transit of which, affordable housing is an important component. A recent Seattle study found that...

Earlier this year, US Department of Transportation released proposed requirements for how states and metropolitan areas will have to measure traffic congestion. They are accepting public comments on the rule until August 20, 2016, and we suggest you drop them a line....

The Sound Transit board voted to place the Sound Transit 3 plan on the ballot for November. The plan will create a 116-mile light rail system connecting communities around the Puget Sound. Transportation Choices will lead the campaign to pass the measure - and...

The Sound Transit board voted to place the Sound Transit 3 plan on the ballot for November. The plan will create a 116-mile light rail system connecting communities around the Puget Sound. Transportation Choices will lead the campaign to pass the measure - and...

On June 1st, the public comment period on King County Metro's Draft Long Range Plan (LPR) ended. The LPR acts as a roadmap for the agency as the system grows and changes. Earlier this year, TCC hosted a Transit Talk to gather early public feedback on the plan. Our...

Yesterday was an important day for us at Transportation Choices. The Sound Transit board announced a series of improvements to the ST3 draft plan. Starting with the legislative session in 2015, when the opportunity for ST3 authority from the legislature became a real...

The Transit Access Stakeholder group is a growing coalition of organizations that strongly supports connecting the Puget Sound region through affordable, reliable, and sustainable transit. Together, we represent environmental, land use, active transportation, social...