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Transportation Choices

Introduction
	Choose Your Way by Bus
	Choose Your Way by Carpool
	Choose Your Way by Vanpool
	Choose Your Way to School

Walking and Biking in Bellevue
	Pedestrian-Bicycle Plan
	Choose Your Way by Bike
	Choose Your Way Walking

Transit Planning

Transit Master Plan
	Downtown Circulator

Transportation Demand Management
	Commute Trip Reduction
	Trip Reduction -- large buildings
	Connect Downtown
	Mode Share Survey

Connect Downtown

To promote non-drive-alone travel to and within downtown, Bellevue operates the Connect Downtown plan under the state’s voluntary Growth and Transportation Efficiency Center program. This plan addresses commute trips to downtown businesses, particularly those with fewer than 100 employees, as well as trips by residents (worksites with 100 or more employees are typically affected by Commute Trip Reduction regulations). The City Council adopted Connect Downtown in March 2008.

The city is working with the Bellevue Downtown Association and King County Metro on a series of activities to implement Connect Downtown:

Commute Advantage – Options for employers;
Telework Bellevue – Expert assistance to help employers establish or enhance telework programs; and
Commuter Connection Store – Walk-up commuter assistance and bicycle parking at the Bellevue Transit Center.

Videos:
Connect Downtown (April 2010)
Commuter Connection (December 2009)

Contact Information

Transportation Department
450 110th Ave. NE
P.O. Box 90012
Bellevue, WA 98009
Contact: Kate Johnson
Phone: 425-452-7896
E-mail: kmjohnson@bellevuewa.gov