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City says repairs for Waialua Beach Road bridge are on track to be expedited Waialua Beach Road Bridge 605 to close immediately for repairs. (Source: Department of Transportation Services) By HNN Staff | April 28, 2021 at 4:22 PM HST - Updated April 28 at 4:39 PM
Waialua Beach Road Bridge 605 bridge was closed in late-March after structural inspections found that the bridge was unsafe for crossings.
The city said that repairs to correct damage to the bridge would usually take one to two years to fix, but it is working to expedite construction to limit closure to six to nine months.
Department of Transportation Services and the Department of Design and Construction also announced Thursday that preliminary designs for the bridge have been completed.
Project to create safe pathways for pedestrians, bikers to launch in McCully Shared Streets pilot project (Source: Department of Transportation Services) By Elizabeth Ufi | April 28, 2021 at 9:03 PM HST - Updated April 28 at 11:08 PM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - The city Department of Transportation Services will launch a project Saturday aimed at expanding pedestrian and bike pathways in the McCully area.
The pilot project called Shared Streets will create an entire roadway dedicated to providing a space for keiki and kupuna to walk and bike safely. DTS said vehicles will still be allowed on the roads included in the pilot, but they will be instructed to roll at a walking pace.
Replacing paper passes, HOLO cards are the new way to pay on the bus HOLO Cards are tapped onto a reader when riders get on the bus. (Source: City & County transportation services) By HNN Staff | April 1, 2021 at 12:55 PM HST - Updated April 1 at 2:24 PM
HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - A new pass system is being implemented for riders of TheBus.
The old paper passes are being replaced with a new, modern HOLO card that riders can tap against a card reader when they enter the bus.
“This is a positive example of the city working to modernize its services and payment processes for the benefit of the community,” said Director Roger Morton, Department of Transportation Services. “The pandemic has taught us all that we are capable of adapting to change when necessary and we want riders to use the HOLO card the next few months to familiarize themselves with the card features.”