All Aboard Washington
For a Connected Northwest
Join Us for the 2021 East-West Train Trek
August 12-22
What are your transportation needs and priorities? We want to hear from you! All Aboard Washington will travel across the state (in-person and electronically) to participate in informal discussions of how new and improved train service can make a difference in your community. Invite your neighbors, elected officials and business leaders!
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Economy, Environment, Equity
Our Top Priorities
Economy
Intercity passenger trains help strengthen local economies across the Northwest.
Trains and the Economy
Environment
Intercity passenger trains provide low-emissions regional transportation.
Trains and the Environment
Recent Posts
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Improving Passenger Rail Service for Leavenworth and Wenatchee July 28
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Advocates Meet to Discuss Returning Passenger Rail Service to Ritzville July 28
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Advocates Meet to Discuss Returning Passenger Rail Service to Walla Walla July 28
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Advocates Meet to Discuss Improving Passenger Rail Service July 28
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Advocates Meet to Discuss Returning Passenger Rail Service to the Yakima Valley July 28
East-West Passenger Rail
Restore daytime passenger train service between Seattle and Spokane via Stampede Pass, serving the Yakima and Kittitas Valleys.
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Upcoming Events
All Aboard Washington looks forward to hosting in-person events when it is safe to do so. We plan to continue offering electronic options.
Events
Support AAWA
We need your help to improve passenger rail in the Northwest. Join or donate to All Aboard Washington today!
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Our Policy Positions
All Aboard Washington has developed a series of policy positions describing the goals of the organization.
AAWA's Policy PositionsAll Aboard Washington is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit passenger rail advocacy organization. We champion safe, reliable, frequent, competitive, and convenient passenger rail services that meet the needs of all Washingtonians. We are especially active supporters of intercity passenger rail service and intermodal connections to local transit.