On March 29th the Washington State 2016 legislative session concluded. With the passage of last year’s Connecting Washington – a $16 billion 16 year comprehensive transportation package that committed unprecedented levels of multi-modal investments and Sound Transit 3...

Last year was a banner year for transportation in Washington State, this year, TCC will be focusing on the implementation of the Connecting Washington Transportation package and supporting efforts from our partners. Download the 2016 Legislative Agenda here. Investing...

Rob Johnson, TCC's previous Executive Director, was elected to the Seattle City Council last year. Yesterday, he took his oath of office. When I took the Policy Director job at Transportation Choices on August 1, 2004 I thought that I would be here for a few years...

WHAT A YEAR FOR TRANSPORTATION IN WASHINGTON! This is what you achieved by supporting Transportation Choices Coalition. Because you believe in the impact of Transportation Choice’s work, we want to celebrate what you helped accomplish this year:   Washington State...

How are potential Sound Transit projects evaluated? It all starts with the project template – a document that summarizes the potential costs and benefits of a given station, corridor, or program so that stakeholders can compare the nearly 100 individual projects that...

Thank you for all your advocacy during this election season - together, we called, door belled and talked with thousands of voters! You inspire us to work hard every day to bring you more and better transportation options. The Let's Move Seattle levy, Seattle...

At Sound Transit’s Board meeting yesterday, ST staff reported on the results of a series of recent workshops held at Highline College, which were designed to elicit stakeholder feedback on the future Kent/Des Moines light rail station. The workshops brought together...

You have until November 5, 2015, to comment on proposed fare changes that could make transit more affordable for low-income transit riders. ORCA LIFT went into effect in March of this year, offering a $1.50 fare for riders making 200% or less of the federal poverty...

This is part 5 of a special blog series on transportation issues in the Puget Sound Region. These issues are under consideration by the Transportation Futures Task Force, a group of stakeholders convened to recommend solutions to ease our transportation woes and...