Transportation Choices

Good News For Buses!

It's been an uncertain time for transit in King County with bus cuts looming large. But things have started to look up. And we now have a chance to grow bus service in a big way! Many of you will rightfully ask, "How did we just go from saving buses to expanding...

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Thank You To Our Transit Heroes!

Last week, at our annual event, we recognized two “community transit heroes” for their efforts to preserve and grow transit service. We also welcomed two new members into our Transportation Choices Hall of Fame.  King Council Councilmember Larry Phillips and King...

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Live Car-Free Tip #3: Use Your Smartphone

Puget Sound Regional Council’s Regional Centers Framework Update draft is out for public comment. This framework identifies which jurisdictions - those identified as “centers” - are slated to accept the majority of the region’s growth over the next few decades, and...

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What’s Next For Sound Transit?

Long-range transit planning is the “dreaming” part of transit planning. It is unrestricted by political and financial barriers. Long-range planning is a time for agency and advocates alike to put aside our perceptions of the next year, two, or three, and think big....

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Transit City, Washington?

Blog post by Andrew Austin, policy director at Transportation Choices. Spokane is his "city in-law", and he loves it almost as much as he loves Bellingham, where he grew up, and his home of Tacoma. When he isn't at work, find him exploring the world by train, bus and...

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Live Car-Free Tip #2: Ride Your Bike

This is the second post of our Live Car-Free blog series by Alison Turner.  Do you have a bike that you bought for recreation lying around collecting dust? Tune it up and get on it! You don’t need a fancy ride decked out with all the latest gadgets, or a wardrobe of...

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