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Regional Transportation Investment District (RTID)
Created by the Washington Legislature to develop a transportation package to be submitted to voters in fall 2007 in Snohomish, King, or Pierce counties. Coordinating work with Sound Transit.
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The state agency in charge of planning, construction, maintenance, and management of state roads, certain rail services, and ferries.
Washington State Transportation Commission
An independent agency of seven citizen members appointed by the governor. Responsibilities include working with the governor, the Legislature, and the secretary of transportation to set policy.