Honolulu residents push for safer crossing on King Street near new Straub parking garage
A push for a safer crossing in Honolulu, where residents said navigating the busy intersection of Kealamakai and South King streets can be dangerous. They’re calling on the city to Honolulu residents are pushing for a safer crossing on King Street near the new Straub parking garage. With no protected crossing at Kealamakai and South King Street, residents have seen too many close calls. The most heavily used bicycle lane in Hawaii is the King Street protected bike lane. The push comes as Straub's new parking structure with over one thousand new stalls is in the making. Residents believe a traffic signal and crosswalk would make a difference. Honolulu City Council member Tyler Dos Santos-Tam has been pushing for this improvement for years and is hopeful that the new parking garage will open in December.
Published : 6 hours ago by Angela Cifone in Politics Lifestyle
HONOLULU (Island News) -- Getting across this busy Honolulu street can be a daily risk for you.
“I walk my dog daily, and I do see people jaywalking quite a bit. You know, half the people park on the... [1999 symbols]
