Bellevue Mobility Coalition
Employers and partners accelerating near-term mobility solutions in Bellevue.
The Bellevue Mobility Coalition (BMC) aligns employers and transportation partners around quick-win projects that improve access and reliability citywide. The coalition launched in 2025 and focuses on near-term solutions that help workers and customers move more easily.
Membership spans major employers, property managers, nonprofits, and transportation engineers. In public remarks to the City’s Transportation Commission, the Chamber explained BMC’s unified focus on making Bellevue’s transportation plan match the city’s evolving land-use vision by prioritizing strategic planning, elevating Transportation Facilities Plan (TFP) candidates, and concentrating on high-impact projects in Downtown, Wilburton, and BelRed.
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Stakeholder groups represented (employers, property managers, nonprofits, transportation engineers).
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Core recommendations delivered to the City (planning, TFP prioritization, focus corridors)
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Priority growth areas targeted (Downtown, Wilburton, BelRed).
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Public body formally briefed
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“The coalition’s unified concern is in regard to Bellevue’s transportation plan to meet the needs of the evolving land use vision.”
-Jodie Alberts, Former Vice President of Government Affairs
The coalition continues to work on initiatives to improve mobility in Bellevue for years to come:
- Refining project priorities across all modes: BMC will continue working with consultants and City staff to refine priority project lists across transit, vehicle, bike, and pedestrian networks, focusing on projects that meaningfully improve safety, access, and reliability in key job centers and growth areas.
- Informing the Transportation Facilities Plan: As the City updates the Transportation Facilities Plan, the coalition will track how candidate projects are scored and sequenced, and will provide feedback so that employer‑critical connections—like access to Downtown, Wilburton, BelRed, Eastgate, and major corridors, are factored into prioritization.
- Supporting work on the Master Transportation Plan: With a new Master Transportation Plan in development, BMC will serve as a sounding board for high‑level scenarios and corridor strategies, helping ensure that plan assumptions reflect actual commute patterns, shipping needs, and business operations.
- Coordinating with the Transportation Committee and Policy Council: The coalition’s insights feed directly into the Chamber’s Transportation Committee and Policy Council, helping shape formal letters, testimony, and coalition positions on topics like the Mobility Implementation Plan, TFP, curb management, and major regional projects.
Click here to view all of the members of the Bellevue Mobility Coalition.
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Apply to JoinEligibility: Advocate‑level members and above may join this coalition.