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Originally organized back in 1893, the Minnesota Transportation Alliance is a statewide coalition of organizations advocating for a safe and effective transportation system that works for all Minnesotans. Learn More
Progress In Motion
Progress In Motion was organized in order to launch a media campaign in the support of additional transportaion funding. Progress In Motion (PIM) focuses on paid advertising, community outreach, earned media coverage, social media, and grassroots organizing.
Why is the transportation system so critical for our economy? What does the future hold for our highways, bridges and transit-ways?
Watch this brief video and hear from business leaders, experts and average people about the critical nature of Minnesota’s transportation system and why everyone needs to be concerned about the future of our economy and quality of life if we don’t make the investments needed to improve safety and mobility for everyone. You can make a difference. Watch this video and find out how:
Planning Ahead - This video was produced with the support and funding ofProgress In Motion
Please click below to view both a Metro Area and Statewide map of what the future of transportation in Minnesota looks like. These were released on Thursday, January 24, 2013 as part of a Progress In Motion press conference.
The Board of Directors for the Transportation Alliance has approved the 2013 Transportation Legislative Agenda. You can read the Agenda with our legislative positions and priorities here.”
Here are the presentations from the January 7, 2013 Transportation Workshop for Legislators:
A press conference highlighting the connections between investment in transportation infrastructure and job creation was held Monday, October 24. This conference was held in anticipation of Governor Dayton's 2011 Job Summit that will be discussing Minnesota's economic growth and job creation strategies. Monday's press conference focused on the ability of transportation projects to get people working on the transportation system businesses need to move people and products, featuring the Minnesota Transportation Alliance's Roadmap to 2040.
Below are some articles detailing the press conference:
Tuesday-Thursday, June 4-6, 2013, is your chance to be heard on transportation issues at the nation's Capital. Come to Washington, D.C. to meet with Minnesota's Congressional delegation to discuss transportation issues in your part of the state.
Meeting Package:
$515 Alliance members, $575 non-members
Meeting package includes conference costs, 2 breakfasts, 2 receptions, beverages, and appointments. Does not include airfare, transportation or hotel.
L'Enfant Plaza Hotel 480 L'Enfant Plaza, SW Washington, D.C.20024-2253map Main: 202.484.1000 Hotel Fax: 202.646.4456
A strong Coalition of diverse organizations has been the key to increasing investments in transportation including passage of a constitutional amendment in 2006 to dedicate all of the motor vehicle sales tax revenue to transportation and enactment of a transportation funding package in 2008.