HART WEEKLY eBLAST | October 13, 2017
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DILLINGHAM BOULEVARD BUSINESS &
KALIHI AREA COMMUNITY MEETING
The Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation will be holding an informational meeting to present to businesses and residents along Dillingham Boulevard, and the Kalihi area in general, a construction update on the Honolulu Rail Transit Project. Project staff will be available at the meeting to answer questions.
The event will be held on Thursday, October 26 at the Kalihi Kai Elementary School Cafeteria from 6:00pm to 8:30pm. ALL KALIHI RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
For more information, please review the flyer below or contact the project hotline at (808) 566-2299.
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In preparation for fully self-powered testing, HART engineers rolled one of the Rail Project's trains out onto the guideway recently. The roll-out was successful, clearing the way for trains to run autonomously during full testing in the near future!
We'll keep you posted as testing begins and Honolulu's Rail Project moves onward towards completion!
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OUT & ABOUT WITH THE HART TEAM!
The event was hosted by the
Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement and is the
largest gathering of organizations, policy-makers, legislative representatives and federal agencies involved in Native Hawaiian community development.
The HART Team was on hand to answer questions and take in feed-back about the Honolulu Rail Project, as was the case at the recent Festa Italiana in Kaka'ako.
The "celebration of all things Italian" was hosted by the Friends of Italy Society of Hawaii. The inaugural event featured food booths, art & cultural exhibits, fashion shows, and an Italian car showcase. The
HART Team was there to share information on the Honolulu Rail Transit Project which will before long be an important transportation option for residents who live, work and play in & around Kaka'ako.
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DRIVE WITH ALOHA AND ARRIVE ALIVE!
Construction on the Honolulu Rail Project is advancing along Kamehameha Highway beyond Aloha Stadium and towards the Pearl Harbor area. As it does, HART reminds you that crews will be active in that area, as well as other locations along the guideway.
Please be aware that in ANY CONSTRUCTION ZONE, not just along the guideway, speed limits are adjusted to ensure the safety of both drivers and crews. In the construction zones along Kamehameha Highway, the posted speed limit is 25 miles-per-hour. HART thanks you for your patience and understanding as crews work to complete Rail Project work.
"Drive with Aloha & Arrive Alive!"
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WEEKLY LANE CLOSURE INFORMATION
Locator maps for major lane closures can be viewed on our website:
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SHOP & DINE ON THE LINE
Discounts and special offers supporting local businesses:
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The HART Team was out and about this week, in support of a pair of cultural events. Most recently,
