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**60 miles of light rail
**BRT on I-405 and SR-520
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*Bay Area Rapid Transit District - Measure RR: Bonds on property tax
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**Earthquake retrofits
**Capacity improvements
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**Caltrain capacity improvements
**The rest goes to roads
== Georgia ==
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**Arterial bus improvements
**Bus frequency/span improvements<br/>
== Michigan ==
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**Regional BRT network
**Commuter rail between Detroit and Ann Arbor<br/>
== North Carolina ==
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*Wake County - Sales tax
**Commuter rail from Durham and Raleigh to Research Triangle ParkBus service expansion countywide<br/>
== Virginia ==
*City of Virginia Beach - Non-binding referendum on Light Rail extension from Norfolk into the city.
== Washington ==
*Seattle: '''Sound Transit 3 (passed - 54% approval)'''
**62 new miles of light rail (total of 112 miles), 2 bus rapid transit lines, 1 commuter rail extension
**Includes provisions for affordable housing near transit stations, as well as ongoing maintenance funds
**$54 billion (year-of-expenditure until 2041), funded by 0.5% increase in sales tax, MVET (car tabs) increase of 0.8%, property tax of 25 cents per $1,000 of assessed value
*Kitsap County: Fast ferries
*Spokane: STA Moving Forward
**0.2% sales tax increase
**Failed in 2015 (0.3% sales tax) and re-worked
**BRT line from Browne's Addition to Downtown Spokane and Gonzaga University campus
== See also ==
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