(The Center Square) – Washington state ... maximize the transportation dollars we already get. But we can’t simply cut our way out of the budget crisis we’re in,” Sen. Marko Liias, D-Edmonds, chair of ...

House approval of a $15.2 billion plan, sets the stage for talks with the Senate, which passed a budget that is bigger by ...

Washington state lawmakers have approved different transportation-funding plans that include fuel tax increases.

Rep. Jake Fey, D-Tacoma, chair of the House Transportation Committee, previously floated a new Road Usage Charge that would cost Washington drivers 2.6 cents for each mile driven to raise revenue.

Two starkly different, if bipartisan, transportation budgets came out of the Washington state Senate Monday. The first one — preferred by Democratic and Republican leaders on the Transportation ...

In a $16.2 billion proposal for the 2025-27 biennium favored by Democratic and Republican leaders on the Senate Transportation Committee ... vacancies on the Washington State Patrol, which ...

The first increase in Washington’s gas tax ... over the next two budget cycles. The Senate budget is set for a public hearing in the transportation committee Tuesday and a vote from that ...

An aerial view in February 2024 of work on a new bike and pedestrian bridge over Washington State Route 520 ... the lead Republican on the Senate Transportation Committee who helped craft the ...

Stricter emissions standards for gas, diesel and other transportation fuels advanced out of a state Senate committee Friday ... make cleaner-burning fuels in Washington rather than other markets ...

Jake Fey, Chair of the House Transportation Committee, in a press release ... system that supports tomorrow’s." PREVIOUSLY | WA Senate, House contemplate gas tax hike to address transportation ...

(The Center Square) – Washington state drivers would pay more ... Marko Liias, D-Edmonds, chair of the Senate Transportation Committee, said in a news release. “A barebones, all-cuts budget ...

Two starkly different, if both bipartisan, transportation budgets came out of the Washington state Senate Monday. The first one — preferred by Democratic and Republican leaders on the ...