Sustainable Transportation Reports

Breaking the Political Gridlock: What Will Washington’s Next Governor Do About Transportation?	7/28/2004
Congestion, air pollution, and a crumbling infrastructure continue to threaten Washingtonians' health, safety, and quality of life.
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Stranded at the Dock?: Integrating Passenger-Only Ferry Service Into the Regional Transportation Network	11/23/2004
Washington’s ferry system is in crisis. After a major loss of funding due to Initiative 695, Washington State Ferries (WSF) has been forced to make difficult financial decisions. Between 2000 and 2004, for the first time since its formation, WSF simultaneously cut service while raising fares. In addition, WSF ended Bremerton’s popular passenger-only ferry routes.
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Ready to Roll: The Benefits of Today’s Advanced-Technology Vehicles for Washington	10/13/2005
Despite tighter automobile emission standards over the last three decades, Washington continues to face significant automobilerelated air pollution problems. Increasing the use of advanced-technology vehicles—those that use cleaner, alternative fuels or new technological advances to achieve dramatically improved environmental performance —could alleviate the state’s air pollution problems while reducing Washington’s contribution to global warming and enhancing the state’s energy security.
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