News Roundup: Failure to Yield

• Another hit and run on Dexter Avenue N, this one thankfully with minor injuries. After turning himself in later in the day, the cellphone-staring driver was cited for failure to yield, but not charged.
• All that bluster about allowing cottages and townhomes in the 65% of Seattle zoned for single family homes? Nevermind.
• Hoping to bring your bike on a long-distance Amtrak train? Keep waiting. "We're hoping for August," Amtrak said of the start date. "But we were hoping for June, for February, for November."
• Give West Seattle credit for showing up and voting on ST's survey, being the #1 option chosen by respondents.
• DPD is now reviewing a proposal for structured parking at Northgate, a planned one-to-one replacement of stalls displaced for Northgate Link.
• No deadlines are better than missed deadlines: SDOT is being mum on the First Hill Streetcar's progress.
• In conjunction with the Point Defiance Bypass project, 25th Street in front of Tacoma's Freighthouse Square will become one-way, eastbound.
• Another one bites the dust: first Matt Preedy and now Todd Trepanier are leaving the beleaguered Deep Bore Tunnel project. Trepanier will go home to Yakima to assume a Regional Administrator role within WSDOT.

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