HDOT proposes to amend Hawaii Administrative Rules Chapter 19-108 "High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes" to allow Electric Vehicles (EVs) to use a HOV lane regardless of the number of persons in the vehicle. Copy of the proposed rules can be found at
http://hidot.hawaii.gov/highways/home/doing-business/hawaii-administrative-rules/
Please submit any comments you may have through this forum.
The Maui MPO is responsible for programming federal aid projects on the island of Maui. HDOT is responsible for the islands of Molokai and Lanai. Information on the Transportation Improvement Program for the island of Maui can be found at https://mauimpo.org/transportation-improvement-program-tip
The majority of state highway work on Molokai and Lanai are fully state funded, however, HDOT is proposing to program federal aided shoreline mitigation and protection on the island of Molokai in the timeframe of the new FFY 2022-2025 (+2) STIP. These shoreline improvements/needs were identified and prioritized through the Statewide Highway Shoreline Management Program. Improvements proposed for Kamehameha V Road from Niaupala Fishpond to Honoulimaloo Bridge are the #2 shoreline priority for the Maui District.
There are no other federally aided projects planned for Molokai or Lanai.
Comments or questions on the programming/implementation of transportation projects eligible for federal funding on Kauai can be left here through Monday, June 28, 2021.
Comments or questions on the programming/implementation of transportation projects eligible for federal funding on Hawaii Island can be left here through Monday, June 28, 2021.
The Hawaii Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on proposed improvements to the H-1 eastbound Koko Head Avenue offramp. The community has indicated that they have concerns regarding the shared left-turn/right-turn lane from the offramp onto Koko Head Avenue. HDOT is proposing the following options to address those concerns and increase the safety of this offramp by reducing weaving as vehicles exiting seek to get into their desired lane.
You can select your preferred option in the survey below. If you'd like to leave additional information on why you made your choice and how you think it would improve safety please comment in the forum. To read the full study visit https://hidot.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Final-Report-Koko-Head-H1-20190717.pdf
Option figures can also be viewed as a PDF at https://hidot.hawaii.gov/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Koko-Head-Ave-Off-Ramp-Option-Figures.pdf
Virtual ‘Aina Meetings (Round 2) : April 30 - May 14, 2020
This virtual community workshop is the second of three rounds of Aina Meetings for the Farrington Highway Corridor Study. It includes a recorded presentation as well as a “virtual open house” with information on community input to date and proposed solutions for safety, congestion, and resilience along Farrington Highway.
How To Participate:
1. Watch the video presentation to hear an update on the project, a re-cap of community input to date, and explanation of solutions being proposed for community input.
2. Review virtual open house materials and let us know your thoughts and ideas on the proposed solutions by topic (i.e., Safety, Congestion, Resilience, General, Questions for the Project Team).
3. Participate in a live virtual Q&A with the project team on
May 6, 10:00AM - 11:00AM HST - Wai‘anae/Makaha
May 7, 10:00AM - 11:00AM HST - Nanakuli/Ma‘ili
RSVP to mmay@ssfm.com for instructions.
4. E-mail any additional comments and questions to Melissa May, mmay@ssfm.com
Provide your suggestions or ideas for supporting workers and the public as we start to move towards reopening to the public.
Virtual ‘Aina Meetings (Round 2) : July 6 - July 27, 2020
This virtual community workshop is the third and final round of Aina Meetings for the Farrington Highway Corridor Study. It includes a recorded presentation as well as a “virtual open house” with information on community input to date and proposed solutions for safety, congestion, and resilience along Farrington Highway.
How To Participate:
1. Watch the video presentation to hear an update on the project, a re-cap of community input to date, and explanation of solutions being proposed for community input.
2. Review virtual open house materials and let us know your thoughts and ideas on the proposed solutions described for each of the three neighborhoods (Makaha-Waianae, Maili, Nanakuli).
3. Participate in a live virtual Q&A with the project team on
July 16, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. - Wai‘anae/Makaha
July 24, 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. - Nanakuli/Ma‘ili
RSVP to mmay@ssfm.com for instructions.
4. E-mail any additional comments and questions to Melissa May, mmay@ssfm.com