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<p>Created page with &quot;{{Organization |logo=ACES-Logo.jpg |sector=Transportation |industry=Transportation |type=Nonprofit |foundation=1993 |founder=Tom Alberg, Bryan Mistele |location_city=Seattle W...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Organization<br /> |logo=ACES-Logo.jpg<br /> |sector=Transportation<br /> |industry=Transportation<br /> |type=Nonprofit<br /> |foundation=1993<br /> |founder=Tom Alberg, Bryan Mistele<br /> |location_city=Seattle WA<br /> |location_country=United States<br /> |area_served=State<br /> |key_people=Bruce Agnew<br /> |products=Transportation Services<br /> |homepage=https://cascadia.center/aces/<br /> |sponsorship=Of Interest<br /> |description=The ACES Northwest Network brings together members and facilitates collaboration to ensure the Pacific Northwest is a leading center of new mobility initiatives. Members envision a transportation system that is sustainable, equitable, and accessible; a goal that can only be achieved through a balanced approach that considers all the letters of ACES.<br /> }}<br /> In order to achieve this vision, the Network’s leadership has committed to four strategic goals. Join us and shape the future of mobility in Cascadia and beyond.<br /> *Accelerate and integrate technology into our transportation system<br /> *Remove barriers to transportation innovation at federal, state, and local levels<br /> *Promote region as international “Center of Excellence” for ACES adoption<br /> *Increase mobility for lower-income and underserved commuters</div>

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