Transportation Partnership

The Transportation Partnership is a coalition of business, labor, local government and environmental representatives from around the state who are advocating for a comprehensive solution to our transportation challenges.

Participation is open to all organizations interested in advancing a balanced statewide funding package. View the list of coalitions, businesses, labor unions, public agencies, elected officials and former elected officials who have signed on in support. 

For more information:
Complete the "Get Involved" box at right or contact Charles Knutson. at (206) 389-7295.

Members

Issues

• Transportation and Infrastructure
• Jobs and the Economy
• Regional collaboration

Reports and Resources

• Transportation Partnership supporters
• The Transportation Partnership: A Strategy for our Economic Health and Mobility
• Summary of 2011 Statewide Transportation Survey conducted by EMC Research (presented at December 6 meeting)
• Electoral lessons from 2011 and a look ahead at the 2012 political landscape (presented at December 6 meeting)

Defining the state's long term financing needs

• Policy Brief: Proposed Next Steps for Identifying Transportation Revenue, from the Office of Governor Chris Gregoire
• Moving Washington Forward: Transportation Investment for a Sustainable Recovery presented by the Washington State Department of Transportation
• "Gregoire: Public will need to pay more for roads"The Seattle Times, May 16, 2011
• "Local View: State’s long-term transportation plan takes shape" The Columbian, January 9, 2011
• "As gasoline use drops, so does state revenue"The Spokesman-Review, December 27, 2010
• "Editorial: State’s needs surpass fear of raising gasoline tax" The Spokesman-Review, December 26, 2010