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🚶‍♂️ If you live, work or travel along Pālama St or Kanoa St in Pālama, I hope you’ll join us for a community meeting on Monday, October 19th at 5:30 p.m. at Kaumakapili Church.

Representatives from the Department of Transportation Services will be there to share an update on planned sidewalk improvements, answer questions and hear directly from the community. @hnl.dts

And while sidewalks are the focus of the meeting, please feel free to bring questions or concerns about any other City issues in the neighborhood. I’d be glad to hear what’s on your mind.

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The 2026 @weekwithoutdriving is here! Experience transportation through the perspective of someone who doesn't drive or own a car.

Experience what pedestrians, bicyclists, #TheBus riders and other mobility device users go through when crossing the street, sidewalk, or just getting to where they need to go.

Put yourself in their shoes and try it for yourself!

Small trips still count!

#HOLOWithUs

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Can you go a week without driving?🚶🏽‍♀️🚲🚌 During the week of October 1st, we’re asking you to give it a try.

For many people, going without a car isn't a choice. It's a daily reality. One in three people in the U.S. can’t drive due to age, disability, income and other factors. Instead, they rely on public transit, carpooling, walking, biking, and rolling.

This Week Without Driving is an opportunity to reflect on the transportation challenges our neighbors face and explore how complete streets make getting around Oʻahu safer and easier for everyone.

Leave the keys at home, try a new way to travel, and join the movement toward a more accessible and resilient Hawaiʻi. 🌺🤙🏽

#CriticalDecade #WeekWithoutDriving2026 #HonoluluCompleteStreets

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A safer crossing for our Nuʻuanu community!

The new crosswalk at Nuʻuanu Avenue and Bates Street is officially complete! Thanks to community input and the City’s Complete Streets Program, these improvements will make it safer for students at Hawai‘i Baptist Academy and everyone who walks through the area to get to and from home, work, church, or for exercise.

The project also brings changes to the traffic pattern, so please slow down, stay alert and use extra caution when driving through the intersection.

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Today, September 22, is #WorldCarFreeDay!

Car Free Day encourages motorists around the world to give up their vehicles for a day, and aims to see what life would be like without cars on the road.

We understand that a lot of people rely on their personal vehicles to get around. However, we want to observe today as another way for you to get around and try out a new mode of transportation! Whether it's using #TheBus, #HNLSkyline, riding a bike or @gobikihi, or simply just walking, you might discover your new favorite way to get to where you need to be!

Try to go car free today or tomorrow, or next week, or next month. Maybe once a week or twice a month! Just try it, and see the benefits of not having to sit behind the wheel of your car.

#HOLOWithUs

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It truly takes a village, but years of hard work, planning, and effort have paid off. The street murals around the crosswalks fronting our school are complete thanks to the tremendous amount of volunteers that came out this weekend and the tedious planning from so many.

Research shows that crosswalk murals significantly improve traffic safety, provide visual traffic calming, increase foot traffic, and provide community place making.

Our keiki studied the mo’olelo of Ka’elepulu to draw inspiration for this mural, and @laurenrothart helped us bring it to life.

Here’s to ALL the incredible hands that touched this project, and here’s to safer crossing for our keiki and community.

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Help wanted in Kailua this weekend!

Murals will be painted at the crosswalks and curb extensions near the Kaʻelepulu Elementary School along Keolu Drive this Saturday and Sunday and help is wanted! A Light lunch will be provided for volunteers, and shifts are as follows for both Saturday and Sunday:

8:00am - 11:00am
10:00am - 2:00pm
12:00pm - 3:00pm

Sign up at the following link or at the QR code on slide 3, please come and help make Kailua a more beautiful place!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6rjxU5U51pUt4Vehk_zgLwLYt0Pjm-XRGPhMlWdA0-b1W8Q/viewform

TheBus Route 67 - Ala Moana Center (Unit 243) approaching stop 1259 across from the Enchanted Lake Shopping Center.

#Photograghy #TheBus #HOLOWithUs #Hawaii #Kailua

Please join the Oʻahu Transit Riders! Subscribe to our email newsletter at the following link, your support is appreciated!

http://eepurl.com/bvaJ4ptfXB

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All hands needed for the Keolu Dr. mural painting on Sept 19th & 20th! Sign ups due Monday, 9/14. Help us transform the crosswalks on Keolu Drive near Ka'elepulu ES into colorful murals. 🎨🌈

This project aims to improve street safety for our keiki and community surrounding Ka'elepulu Elementary School. The art was designed by Ka'elepulu's own 3rd and 4th graders, and transformed into a gorgeous mural by @laurenrothart.

Organized in partnership with Honolulu Complete Streets, Safe Routes to Schools, Healthy Climate Communities, and with generous support from Hui South on Fort Shafter and Sherman Williams.

#safestreets #kaelepuluptsa #paintbynumbers #keoludrive

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Change is coming for #makiki and wilder avenue, what are your thoughts on the changes, what would you like to see? Bike lanes, bigger sidewalks, and more are all on the table.
#hawaii #transit #urbandesign #cycling

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With the new University Fall semester starting next week, we wanted to provide students the option to get the school, without having to drive (and fight over a parking pass).

#HNLSkyline has dedicated stations for both the UH West Oʻahu and Leeward Community College campuses. Bring your bike, scooter, skateboard or whatever onboard!

Getting to UH Mānoa is also easy with the Skyline + #TheBus U Line combo! Taking riders from the Āhua Lagoon Drive Station, onto a U Line, and straight onto the freeway, then to campus, via the H-1. The A Line also works! Taking riders from Āhua Station onto the A Line, through Chinatown, Downtown Honolulu, Ala Moana, McCully, and University Ave. Oh yeah, all UH Mānoa students have a U-PASS on your student ID, so might as well make use of it!

EDIT: Sorry, no route 18 (typo) :(

Need to park and ride combo? Students are reminded that the following park-and-rides are available at the following stations:

Keoneʻae UH West Oʻahu Station: 304 parking stalls
Honouliuli Hoʻopili Station: 344 parking stalls
Hālawa Aloha Stadium Station: 590 parking stalls
Kahauiki Kalihi Transit Center Station: 95 parking stalls

Park-and-Ride lots are available for transit riders and limited to no more than 24 hours. Drivers who wish to finish their commute by Skyline can use any one of these lots and return within 24 hours to pick-up their vehicle.

Live close to campus? Jump on a Biki! With plenty of Biki docking stations near and on campus, you won't have to worry about locking up your own bike!

We encourage residents to consider Skyline as part of their everyday travel, and as a dependable option when road conditions change unexpectedly.

Drivers, we ask that you include the extra travel time as part of your commute. Please drive SAFELY, with your 100% ATTENTION, and all of your #Aloha! Be considerate of everyone on the road, and expect there to be a lot of pedestrians, bicyclists and other cars on the roadways near schools.

In the meantime everyone, make sure you are up to date with the emergency notifications throughout the storm, download HNL Alert.

Head to hnlalert.gov for more information.

#HOLOWithUs

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We're excited to announce that a new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB), has been installed along South King Street, in between Pāwaʻa Lane and Artesian Street. This pedestrian safety signal replaces the existing flashing crosswalk signal fronting Times Supermarket.

The previous crosswalk signal was installed in 2014 and experienced numerous operational issues over the past year, prompting the need for a more reliable pedestrian crossing treatment.

This new solar-powered RRFB allows pedestrians to activate the warning system by pressing a button when they are ready to cross. Once activated, bright, rapid flashing LED lights alert approaching drivers that a pedestrian is entering the crosswalk, increasing visibility and helping drivers recognize that they need to stop.

This installation supports the City’s ongoing commitment to Pedestrian Safety, Complete Streets, and Vision Zero initiatives, aimed at keeping everyone on Oʻahu’s roadways safe.

DTS reminds drivers to remain attentive, slow down when approaching pedestrian crossings, and watch for activated RRFBs. Pedestrians are also encouraged to use designated crosswalks and follow all pedestrian signals when crossing.

#HOLOWithUs

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@hnl.completestreets will be hosting a workshop for Wilder Ave and Piʻikoi Streets!

Be a part of the safer streets discussion on August 18th at the Makiki District Park Auditorium! Changes to Wilder Ave and Piʻikoi Streets will be proposed as part of the Honolulu Safer Streets Project.

The Honolulu Safer Streets project is an initiative to reconfigure 7 of the most dangerous pedestrian corridors in Urban Honolulu to be safer, more comfortable, and more accessible for all road users.

TheBus Route 4 - Nuʻuanu via UH Mānoa (Unit 242) at stop 305 near the Makiki District Park.

#Photograghy #TheBus #HOLOWithUs #Hawaii #CompleteStreets

Please join the Oʻahu Transit Riders! Subscribe to our email newsletter at the following link, your support is appreciated!

http://eepurl.com/bvaJ4ptfXB

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