Person(s) Behind the Place Alex Thoman Travis Lange

Bellevue, WALocal News

Alex Thoman and Travis Lange are instrumental in leading TransManage Transportation Services, which focuses on innovative transportation solutions in Bellevue. Travis, who joined the team in 2018, has a deep understanding of Transportation Demand Management (TDM) and its role in reducing traffic congestion by promoting alternatives to solo driving. Alex, with nearly two years of experience at TransManage, oversees program coordination and content creation, aiming to enhance Bellevue's livability and economic vitality. Both leaders are excited about the return of events like the Downtown Arts Market and live music series, which enrich the community's cultural landscape. They share their favorite local dining spots, including Toshi’s Teriyaki and Earls Kitchen + Bar, along with hidden gems like Cinemark at Lincoln Square and Wildwood Park.

Future initiatives, such as the Choose Your Way Bellevue Stay Healthy Kit and the Downtown Workplace Parking pilot, are designed to support commuters as they adapt to new working conditions post-pandemic. Their commitment to fostering a vibrant, accessible transit environment showcases their dedication to the #HeartofBellevue. As they continue to innovate, their work remains vital for the local workforce, residents, and visitors alike.

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