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New stop signs come to infamous Makiki intersection of Prospect and Alapai Streets - Vimarsana News

New stop signs come to infamous Makiki intersection of Prospect and Alapai Streets

City transportation officials added two news stop signs to the infamous Makiki intersection of Prospect, Alapai, and Iolani streets near Punchbowl making it an all way stop. Residents voiced their

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A Trailhead Shuttle May Be The Answer To Lanikai's Parking Problems - Vimarsana News

A Trailhead Shuttle May Be The Answer To Lanikai's Parking Problems

The idea is being considered as part of efforts to better manage access for popular tourist destinations on Oahu.

Honolulu Changed Bus Routes To Accommodate The Rail. But Many Passengers Say No Thanks - Vimarsana News

Honolulu Changed Bus Routes To Accommodate The Rail. But Many Passengers Say No Thanks

City transportation officials say the goal is "one integrated system." But the changes have made commutes more difficult in some cases.

New public service announcement focuses on reducing speeding on Hawai'i roadways : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

New public service announcement focuses on reducing speeding on Hawai'i roadways : Big Island Now

A attitudinal and behavior survey conducted by the state revealed that the majority of Hawai‘i drivers admit to regularly driving five to 10 miles an hour over the posted speed limit.

"Speeding Catches Up With You" campaign runs through July 31 : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

"Speeding Catches Up With You" campaign runs through July 31 : Maui Now

Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation launches a Speeding Catches Up With You campaign today, in an effort to reduce speeding and vehicle deaths.  “Regardless of the identified cause of a traffic crash, the cause of a traffic fatality is always speed,” said Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation Director Ed Sniffen. “Excessive speed reduces reaction time and increases lethality of impacts. Lets stop speeding and reduce the number of people who die senselessly on our highways.