Legislative Agenda

Transportation Choices 2024 Legislative Agenda is all about increasing transportation equity and safety for all Washingtonians. Check out our legislative agenda here and read more about Washington’s legislative process below.

The Washington State Legislature meets every year starting on the second Monday of January to create and pass laws. The Legislature has two bodies of government: the House (98 members, elected for two-year terms) and the Senate (49 members, elected for four-year terms). Find out more about Washington state’s legislative process here.

2024 Bill Tracker

Last updated March 8, 2024.

Status

Position

Bill

Description

DEAD

Oppose

HB 2040

Concerning carbon auction rebate payments. LEARN MORE

PASSED – Next stop, Governor’s desk!

Support

HB 2134

Making supplemental transportation appropriations for the 2023-2025 fiscal biennium. LEARN MORE

DEAD

 

Support

HB 2160

Promoting community and transit-oriented housing development. LEARN MORE

DEAD

 

Support

SB 6052

Concerning petroleum products supply and pricing. LEARN MORE

DEAD

Support

SSB 5383

Concerning pedestrians crossing and moving along roadways. LEARN MORE

DEAD

      Support

      SB 6010

      Streamlining certain decisions pertaining to the development or extension of a trail or path from the state environmental policy act. LEARN MORE

      PASSED – Next stop, Governor’s desk!

          Support

          SB 6283

          Eliminating the expiration date for the Sandy Williams connecting communities program. LEARN MORE

          Policy Programs

           

          Good policy goes beyond bills, laws, and technical discussions. Our work is focused on helping cities, counties, and Washington State develop holistic transportation solutions that create connected communities and a healthy planet. We believe that engaging with the people most affected is at the center of strong and sustainable policy creation

          We are working to improve reliable and affordable access to transportation that connects our communities to jobs, education, health care, and each other. When our transportation system works for everyone, we all thrive. Here’s a look at our policy work:

          Access + Affordability

          Growing economic inequality is widening the gaps in access to mobility. Research is clear that reliable transportation is a key determinant of whether communities can thrive and realize their full potential. Great transit service is an essential transportation option and ensuring access.

           

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          New Technology + Innovation

          Growth has accelerated demand for mobility and affordable housing options, a challenge that must be met if we want to remain prosperous, inclusive, and competitive. Technology presents an opportunity to create a more equitable system, with improved access for all — but only if we keep equity at the heart of policy development and focus on access, affordability, and sustainability.

           

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          Health + Sustainability

          The car-dominant paradigm of the past fifty years has left our communities less connected, increasing emissions that are harming the planet, and resulting in adverse health outcomes, particularly for communities of color and low-income communities. Great transit service can provide more opportunities for physical activity, reduce stressful commutes, and help strengthen social networks.

           

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          Plans + Projects

          Recently passed ballot measures – including ST2, ST3, and Move Seattle – provide an unprecedented opportunity to expand the Puget Sound region’s high capacity transit system. We have a crucial role to play helping transit agency partners be successful. We work to ensure that these policies and voter-approved transit expansions are effectively implemented to support access and foster equitable, healthy communities connected by great transit.

           

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