Wednesday, June 8, 2011
"A simple crosswalk to avoid future liabilities..."
(Editors note;
A new bridge was just completed to make traffic flow more efficiently, however there is no crosswalk!)
http://thegardenisland.com/news/local/article_7ef5e2f4-8c1d-11e0-aa0b-001cc4c002e0.html
Finally the new Wailua bridge and pedestrian way is open to the public, however the D.O.T. neglected to put in a crosswalk at the intersection of Wailua boat harbor, the entrance to Smiths Paradise Luau's.
It was impossible to cross Malka bound at the end of the new Wailua bridge pedestrian lane near the Ashton beach resort during last Sundays taste of Hawaii. I saw a few people almost get run over.
I spoke to the two young officers conducting traffic and there only reply was start writing letters. Please Department of Transportation send your engineer down there and take action, before someone loses there life.
A simple crosswalk would without a reasonable doubt be the best investment to avoid future liabilities, please install a crosswalk immediately.
"Just beware of flying drunks..!"
I used to be an advocate of the Honolulu rail project, at the projects first inception there was not a major recession happening.
Daily one can read letters to the editor about the controversial rail system, although it was voted on by the people, my guess is that with the economic stresses many have changed their minds to the project.
The rail as planned now will be a dinosaur by the time it is completed and reality may well be technology will have us flying in Jetson type electric flying cars and buses. This will eliminate most traffic on the road, just beware of flying drunks.
Daily one can read letters to the editor about the controversial rail system, although it was voted on by the people, my guess is that with the economic stresses many have changed their minds to the project.
The rail as planned now will be a dinosaur by the time it is completed and reality may well be technology will have us flying in Jetson type electric flying cars and buses. This will eliminate most traffic on the road, just beware of flying drunks.
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