In late June, TCC attended a training on the health impacts of transportation. Specifically, the training walked us through Integrated Transport & Health Impact Modeling (ITHIM), a method used to estimate aggregate changes to community health for different...

This is a guest post by Doug, our rock star intern. The trends in the Puget Sound are clear - people are shifting the ways they travel in the region, decreasing auto usage, while increasing biking, walking and transit usage. Our infrastructure needs to change to keep...

You spoke and the Governor listened.  Governor Inslee will not be enacting the clean fuels standard that would have triggered the loss of critical multi-modal investments across the state.  Today, the Governor announced a proposal to mandate reductions in carbon...

Almost $1 billion in funding for bike, pedestrian and transit projects that the legislature just passed in the transportation package is at risk. Right now, the Governor faces with a false choice between funding critical transit, biking, and walking infrastructure and...

The 2015 legislative session is finally over. This marathon session of "governance" is the longest session in state history! What happened? Democrats and Republicans finally came together to fund a two-year state operating budget. A deal was cut, compromises were...

This is part 3 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...

RIDE TRANSIT CHALLENGE COMPLETED! We are thrilled to announce the results for the Ride Transit Challenge!We hope you enjoyed taking transit during June and that you will continue to take transit to get to where you need to go! Together, with our partners at Downtown...

It is the 11th hour for transportation in the legislature, and we need your help one last time to get this transportation package over the finish line. In political compromise, nothing is perfect. The proposed transportation package released yesterday with agreement...

More transit, bike and pedestrian investments are coming your way. Today, the Seattle City Council voted to put Move Seattle, the $930 million transportation levy on the November 2015 ballot. Transportation Choices worked hard with our partners to develop a plan that...