News Roundup: Plateauing

• Sound Transit's 6-year Draft Transit Development Plan is out. Not much interesting in it, although yearly ridership charts show ridership was plateauing across all modes in 2019. There's a public hearing on it Thursday.
• Clallam Transit also has a 6-year plan.
• Incredibly, the Point Defiance Bypass is still not operational ($).
• King County promises 50% cut in emissions by 2030.
• Rep. Jayapal pretty confident" Feds will fund part of West Seattle Bridge replacement.
• More Bellevue Tunnel pics.
• There's a survey on Route 44 Improvements.
• The passenger ferry study Dan wrote up in June continues. 45 potential routes are down to 8: check out the 80 minute webinar, or a much shorter writeup.
• Sound Transit's Federal Way art program vandalized. It might be racially motivated.
• Real-time app transee" now has estimated bus load factors.
• A list of outdoor dining streets.
• Too many cars, not enough parking at Mt. Rainier National Park. If only there were a technology to move more people with less road space...

This is an open thread.