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The Federal Highway Administration awarded the state $2.6 million in funding for the project, which will be used by the state Department of Transportation to purchase 32 fast EV chargers and 16 power units.
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Panoramic views, driverless trains, open concept compartments and more. Skyline, Honolulu's rail, prepares to open to the public — and officials are touting it as a one-of-a-kind experience. HPR's Sabrina Bodon visited the station and has more on what riders can expect.
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The Honolulu rail is being rebranded as "Skyline," with the manu-o-Kū as its new symbol. Jon Nouchi, deputy director of the Department of Transportation Services, envisions Skyline as a tool people can use to do their jobs and support their families.
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Honolulu's Department of Planning and Permitting is hosting a community meeting Tuesday evening in Hālawa. HPR's Casey Harlow explains the proposed zoning changes, as part of the area's transit-oriented development plan.
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The bills pass on the heels of several significant traffic fatalities in recent years near schools. Earlier this year, a woman was crossing Keolu Drive near Kaʻelepulu Elementary in Kailua, when a vehicle struck her. The victim was transported to a hospital, where she later died.
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The state Department of Transportation's red-light safety program will run for two years to see whether or not the cameras reduce crashes and injuries caused by running red lights. They installed their final camera on the corner of South King Street and Ward Avenue on Oʻahu.
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The Conversation: City prepares for July 2023 rail opening; Activist supports Autism Awareness MonthHonolulu Department of Transportation Services prepares for the rail's July opening; Activist supports autism awareness
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A specialized group within the U.S. Army wants community feedback on possible modifications to Honolulu Harbor. The Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) is hosting a public meeting Thursday and Friday to better understand how to improve ship navigation and reduce transportation costs at the harbor.
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The state Department of Transportation announced Monday that about 2,450 residents received misprinted identification cards that had the "Hawaii" labeling at the top written in block letters, rather than the original cursive font.
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There’s a new TSA checkpoint at Honolulu’s airport. The makai checkpoint at Daniel K Inouye International Airport will add four screening lanes — bringing the total to 10 lanes.