For the past few years, TCC has worked to make our programs more intentional and inclusive. Last year, we took our commitment to the next level through a stronger and more effective partnership with OneAmerica, the state's leading immigrant rights advocacy group...
Transportation Choices
What’s Next For King County Bus Service?
What’s next for King County bus service? Many of you have been rightfully asking, what is next for our bus service? We can tell you with certainty that Transportation Choices will do whatever it takes to preserve bus service in Seattle and King County. Keeping our...
Thank You — And Please
Last Tuesday, the Puget Sound region raised over $12.8 million for more than 1,470 local nonprofits through The Seattle Foundation’s GiveBig Day. Thanks to our wonderful supporters, Transportation Choices raised over $7,000 last week. We are very grateful for this...
Bus Cuts Are Coming To King County
Last Tuesday, we had one last chance to preserve bus service that gets hundreds of thousands of people to work, school, and services each day. But we fell short. Some will say that this result is a stark reminder that we need more progressive funding sources for...
Seven Days To Stop Cuts
We've been working for a long time to keep buses on the streets in King County. Now all of those efforts - from our years advocating in the state legislature for a sustainable funding source for transit, to our months working with the county to find the best possible...
What Are You Doing For Earth Day?
Earth Day is April 22nd. For the next two weeks (April 14th – 30th), Earthshare Washington is hosting the Earth Day Corporate Challenge to encourage local companies to collectively raise $50,000 and volunteer 1,000 hours for environmental causes. Transportation...
2014 Legislative Recap
The 2014 short legislative session was a quiet and mostly uneventful tale for transportation. Despite the desire of the governor and house to pass a comprehensive transportation bill, the cantankerous state senate did not take up the task, and a comprehensive...
Cuts Hurt: Kids
Update, 4/9: Mayor Ed Murray has asked the Youth Commission to take down the video because it violates City of Seattle ethics rules. The video creators plan to remove the commission's logo and repost it. We will update this post with the correct link when it is...
What To Read On Your Spring Rides
Songs of Willow Frost is the new novel by bestselling author, Jamie Ford. Like his first novel, Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, Songs of Willow Frost explores historic Seattle, but this time it's the Depression era instead of World War II. "Twelve-year-old...
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