9:38 am (next day)- Sorry for the abrupt end of the live blog.  Thank you all for following.  All in all it was a pretty election.  We are sad to see Proposition 1 in Seattle lose, but we are happy to see voters statewide saying no to Tim Eyman and Kemper Freeman's...

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...

Are you looking for a fun weekend activity?  The Washington State Transportation Commission has an online survey about transportation issues in your local area and across the State. It is your chance to let state transportation policymakers know what is most important...

As Sound Transit begins construction on the North Link and East Link light rail lines, it is worth taking a look at our neighbor to the south as they embark on their most expensive and ambitious project to date: the Portland-Milwaukie Light Rail (PMLR) line. TriMet...

There is some good news out of the transit agency world this morning.  UW, Metro, Sound Transit, and Pierce Transit are teaming up to keep next bus away running for the long term!  The future of this incredibly useful tool which transit riders across the Puget Sound...

The Washington Department of Commerce has released a draft  State Energy Strategy.  Legislation passed in 2010 (E2SHB 2658) directed the revision of the State Energy Strategy, Washington's comprehensive energy plan for meeting future energy needs, and declared it...

Transportation Choices Coalition is proud to support the Streets for All Seattle Campaign.  We are writing today to encourage you to vote yes on proposition one this November to build better transit and safer streets in the City of Seattle. The campaign has a goal of...

Welcome to TCC 2.0!  You may have noticed that we have a new look: a new logo and a new website. We were lucky to have the support of a host of great people to create the new look TCC.  I want to especially thank Todd Vogel and Karen Hust from the Loom Foundation for...

Last night, the King County Council saved Metro! The council members who voted in favor of the congestion relief charge were Bob Ferguson, Larry Gossett, Jane Hague, Kathy Lambert, Joe McDermott, Julia Patterson, and Larry Phillips.  Council member Larry Phillips...