Who we are
We are the advocate for better walking, biking, and transit in Redmond.
Our members represent 100,000+ people who commute to Redmond each day.
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Our vision for Redmond
- A more accessible and inclusive Redmond with fast, reliable and affordable transportation
- A city that is easier to reach from across the region for home, work and play
- An affordable and walkable community that designs and builds safe streets for all users
- A city that addresses the urgency of climate change through its transportation system
Why now?
Redmond and its workers are facing a squeeze.
- Redmond’s population grew 25% since 2010.
- The 9-5 population doubles Redmond’s size every day
- 100,000 people work in Redmond. Another 20,000 are expected to join them in the next two decades
- Redmond workers with lower wages face long commutes and are less likely to have transit passes
- People driving in cars is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Redmond
We make sure Redmond’s streets, trails, & transit are ready and work for those who need it most.
How do we get there?
- Advocate to Redmond, King County & Washington State elected officials for more frequent bus service, protected bike lanes, affordable transit passes, sidewalks and crosswalks
- Direct grants to our members for transportation investments at their worksites. We’ve won $100,000 in grants for our members since 2015
- Help our members make City and State regulations and reporting stress-free
Big changes
coming to Redmond
The biggest transportation changes in the history of the city happening now:
King County Metro’s launches a new all-day frequent bus network in Redmond
Eastrail expands, providing a flat route across the Eastside
Light rail to Overlake & Downtown Redmond, halving the time to Bellevue, SeaTac & Lynnwood
