Clean, affordable transportation is not some lofty, futuristic goal - it is already underway. Washington and like-minded governments are proving that state leadership, smart policy, and public demand can drive lasting progress. The momentum is real, and we are not slowing down.

We’re also working with other states to defend our rights in court and collaborate through efforts like the @usclimate.bsky.social and the Accelerating to Zero Coalition also helps us stay in the driver’s seat on climate progress. State-level action and coordination are critical to lasting success.

Despite federal rollbacks, we’re not backing down. Washington has committed $130 million to zero-emission trucks, tripled public charging over the past decade, and we also just launched ZEVergreen, a statewide effort to shape the next wave of clean transportation policy.

People want to make the switch—it's more affordable and good for the climate. So this is about breaking down barriers to adoption.

Members’ honest comments about the challenges of navigating regulations while providing critical services to their communities were taken to heart.

We’re committed to working together tackle these issues and provide excellent service to the people of Washington.

These projects and ongoing activities across the site serve as a reminder of the importance to keep advocating for a compliant federal cleanup budget to keep this work on track.

We’re continuing to work toward the start of cleanup activities like turning nuclear tank waste into glass and transferring cesium and strontium capsules to safer dry storage.