Transportation

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Big Island Mayor Touts Public Transport And Affordable Housing Projects Jason Armstrong/Civil Beat/2019

Big Island Mayor Touts Public Transport And Affordable Housing Projects

Public transportation has been expanding in Hawaii County in the past year with new bus routes, subsidized ride-sharing and other improvements.

Maui Is Getting Ready To Move Part Of A Major Highway Due To Climate Change Courtesy: Asa Ellison/Hawaii Sea Grant/2017

Maui Is Getting Ready To Move Part Of A Major Highway Due To Climate Change

The Honoapiilani Highway is the main artery in and out of West Maui and keeping it open is considered crucial for public safety, commerce, tourism and other transportation needs.

Handi-Van Servers Hit By A Cyberattack, Forcing Passengers To Rebook Rides Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Handi-Van Servers Hit By A Cyberattack, Forcing Passengers To Rebook Rides

Honolulu Police Department, the FBI and the Secret Service are investigating the incident, which city transit officials said might be a ransomware attack.

Federal Funds Will Be A ‘Shot In The Arm’ For Hawaii’s Infrastructure Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

Federal Funds Will Be A ‘Shot In The Arm’ For Hawaii’s Infrastructure

State transportation officials plan to focus on coastal highways vulnerable to erosion and sea level rise.

HART Has A Plan To Fix Rail Tracks But Lacks Welders To Do The Work Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

HART Has A Plan To Fix Rail Tracks But Lacks Welders To Do The Work

A new report gives the rail agency the green light to replace the steel wheels instead of the track crossings.

NTSB Recovers Wreckage From TransAir Plane Crash In Waters Off Oahu NTSB

NTSB Recovers Wreckage From TransAir Plane Crash In Waters Off Oahu

The plane’s fuselage broke in two pieces and its engines separated from the craft on impact, a survey of the underwater site revealed.

Biki Is Bouncing Back From Covid-Era Vandalism, Ridership Woes Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Biki Is Bouncing Back From Covid-Era Vandalism, Ridership Woes

Honolulu’s first major bikeshare system says it’s finally turning a corner on some of its pandemic-era adversity.

State Reverses Course, Opts To Keep Dillingham Airfield Open Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020

State Reverses Course, Opts To Keep Dillingham Airfield Open

The move allows skydivers, gliders and other general aviation businesses to keep operating on the North Shore.

Honolulu City Council Wants To Regulate Car-Sharing Companies Flickr: Kai Friis

Honolulu City Council Wants To Regulate Car-Sharing Companies

Complaints by annoyed neighbors about crowded parking spaces prompted the city to introduce a resolution.

Investigation Uncovers Numerous ADA Violations In Hawaii Island’s Transit Service Jason Armstrong/Civil Beat/2019

Investigation Uncovers Numerous ADA Violations In Hawaii Island’s Transit Service

The county agrees to fix “chronically inoperable” wheelchair lifts and make other changes to avoid getting sued.