Stories tagged with hawaii

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Photo of the week: Hawaii’s The Boat
August 31, 2009
By Stephen Lee Davis

This photo from the Transportation for America Flickr pool reminds us that transportation isn’t just cars, trucks, trains, buses and bikes. Thousands commute by ferry every day in places across the country. This service in Hawaii ceased operations at the end of June, however. Anyone out there ever take a ride on this thing? Add [...]

Aloha Complete Streets!
May 7, 2009
By Stephen Lee Davis

Great news coming out of Hawai’i, where a burgeoning coalition of passionate advocates were able to get a statewide complete streets policy passed this week — the 92nd policy at any level passed in the U.S. The One Voice for Livable Islands Coalition brought together biking, walking, health and other advocates to help raise awareness about the dangerous situation on Hawai’i's roads — and how a complete streets bill could help make the streets safer and more accessible for everyone.

Honolulu primary hinges on rail system issue
September 19, 2008
By Andrew Bielak

A proposal to build a $5 billion, 20-mile light-rail line in Honolulu has become the main focus in a primary for the city’s mayorship being held this week. (Associated Press — Mark Niesse)

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