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    Regional Mobility

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    Regional Mobility supports Washington public agencies and planning organizations with transportation projects that improve regional connections, shorten travel delays, and reduce vehicle travel.

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    Funder: Washington State Department of Transportation

    Due Dates (Anticipated): March 2028 (Pre-application) | June 2028 (Full application) | August 2028 (Revised applications)

    Funding Amounts: Up to 80% of total project costs for two- or four-year projects; future funding subject to legislative appropriation

    Summary: Supports Washington transportation projects that improve regional connections, reduce travel delays, and reduce vehicle travel.

    Key Information: Only organizations with a WSDOT-reviewed and accepted pre-application may submit a full application.


    Description

    WSDOT’s Public Transportation Division administers this competitive, state-funded program to improve connectivity between counties and regional population centers and reduce transportation delay. It supports vehicle and equipment purchases, capital construction, operating projects, and transportation demand management. The program seeks cost-effective projects that deliver public benefits as quickly as possible.

    Supported work includes transit vehicles and charging infrastructure, passenger facilities, transit-priority improvements, expanded bus services, and programs encouraging transit, walking, biking, ridesharing, or teleworking. Pilot projects are eligible when they meet program requirements. WSDOT evaluates proposals and submits a prioritized project list for legislative funding consideration, emphasizing reduced delay, improved multimodal connections, measurable reductions in vehicle travel, and readiness to proceed.


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