Urging The Department Of Transportation To Install Speed Bumps And Speed Limit Signage On The Portion Of Kapolei Parkway Between Kapolei High School And Kapolei Middle School.
Impact
The resolution aims to enhance community safety by reducing speed-related incidents in a school zone, thus prioritizing the protection of children and pedestrians. The installation of speed bumps and clear speed limit signage is proposed as an effective strategy to deter speeding vehicles, encouraging a more cautious driving behavior among motorists. If enacted, this resolution would promote a safer environment not only for students but for all residents in Kapolei.
Summary
Senate Resolution 71 urges the Hawaii Department of Transportation to install speed bumps and speed limit signage on Kapolei Parkway, particularly between Kapolei High School and Kapolei Middle School. This resolution stems from concerns regarding the high rates of speeding and related accidents in the area, which significantly jeopardize pedestrian safety. Advocates for the resolution point to national statistics that indicate that speeding is involved in nearly one-third of all motor vehicle fatalities, emphasizing the urgency for protective measures.
Contention
While the resolution appears to have broad support, there may be concerns regarding the implementation process and the potential for community disruption during construction. Residents might also worry about the effectiveness of speed bumps in deterring traffic versus their possible inconvenience. Nevertheless, the resolution is seen as a proactive step toward addressing critical safety issues in an area prone to traffic violations.
Same As
Urging The Department Of Transportation And City And County Of Honolulu To Install Speed Bumps And Speed Limit Signage On The Portion Of Kapolei Parkway Between Kapolei High School And Kapolei Middle School.
Same As
Urging The Department Of Transportation To Install Speed Bumps And Speed Limit Signage On The Portion Of Kapolei Parkway Between Kapolei High School And Kapolei Middle School.
Urging The Department Of Transportation To Install Speed Bumps And Speed Limit Signage On The Portion Of Kapolei Parkway Between Kapolei High School And Kapolei Middle School.
Urging The Department Of Transportation And City And County Of Honolulu To Install Speed Bumps And Speed Limit Signage On The Portion Of Kapolei Parkway Between Kapolei High School And Kapolei Middle School.
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Urging The Department Of Transportation And The Department Of Transportation Services Of The City And County Of Honolulu To Construct Elevated Crosswalks Along Meheula Parkway Near Mililani High School.
Urging The Department Of Transportation And The Department Of Transportation Services Of The City And County Of Honolulu To Construct Elevated Crosswalks Along Meheula Parkway Near Mililani High School.
Urging The Department Of Transportation And The Department Of Transportation Services Of The City And County Of Honolulu To Construct Elevated Crosswalks Along Meheula Parkway Near Mililani High School.
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