When I heard who this was, I was shocked. I worked with him for several years and he was such a cool and very memorable human being, it is a horrendous loss to his family and those of us who knew him. I live in Seattle and was at that intersection a couple of Saturdays ago as a passenger in a car and found it scary how much car traffic has increased in the Issaquah area. That intersection is definitely not designed with the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists in mind. Lanes and crossing distances are far too wide. Right turn on red after stopping at intersections was a rule invented on the West Coast to move traffic in low traffic conditions. As our cities and intersections see increasing traffic, we need to consider making them safer by banning right turn on red in certain areas. Most cities on the East Coast have no right on red by default. Obviously Issaquah is not the village it once was, and road design needs to keep up.