Washington state's new transportation bill allocates $1.4 billion to road maintenance and $10 billion to expansion projects, using highway spending to chase speculative economic development in a plan that's sure to fail.
Read MoreHow we choose to spend our money is a reflection of who we are. not just as individuals but as states. When Washington spends billions to build new roads and a pittance to create safe, accessible streets, that says something about the state's priorities.
Read MoreWashington state, known for having one of the “greenest” administrations, just passed the largest transportation spending bill in the state’s history. Here are 5 ways that WSDOT and other DOTs are keeping us stuck squarely in the 1960s.
Read MoreChuck and Rachel discuss this week's #NoNewRoads campaign.
Read MoreChuck and Rachel return from a holiday break with updates on the Strong Towns website, a look at 2016 and some travel this week to Washington.
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