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Tag Archives: seattle pi
Seattle PI: Man charged with vehicular homicide for killing Darren Fouquette on Airport Way
Michael Jordan, 22, was going 73 in a 45 and possibly chatting on a cell phone when he moved into the right lane to pass a semi on Airport Way near Boeing Field in the morning of May 30, 2013. … Continue reading
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Tagged airport way, crime, darren fouquette, deaths, michael jordan, seattle pi, vehicular homicide
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Bill would mandate child support in drunk driving deaths
A parent is killed on the roadway by someone who made the choice to drive while intoxicated. The person responsible cannot replace the loss of a loved one, but they can at least take care of some of the dead … Continue reading
Why some trail crossings have stop signs
A few months ago, Scott Gutierrez at the PI got a question from a reader asking whether people biking are required to stop at stop signs along the Burke-Gilman Trail (specifically, near U Village). The answer, of course, is yes. … Continue reading
Biking in Seattle is not declining
A recent story in the PI shows that Seattle’s city-wide bike count showed a 15 percent decline in the number of people biking in 2010 compared to 2008, according to SDOT’s city-wide bike count data. But, as Scott Gutierrez points … Continue reading