Airports

Hawaii's Airports Division operates and maintains fifteen airports statewide. Our goal is to improve the safety and efficiency of air travel for the approximately 25 million passengers who use our airports each year.

Highways

The Highways Division manages approximately 2,433 miles of paved freeways, highways and roadways on Hawaii's six major islands. It continues to work towards bringing our communities together and improving safety for our pedestrians, bicyclists and motorists.

Harbors

Hawaii's commercial harbors system consists of ten harbors on the six major Hawaiian islands and plays a vital role in the State's economy. Hawaii imports about 80% of what it consumes. Approximately 98% of these imports enter the state through the commercial harbors system.

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Puhi Road Four-Week Lane Closure at Kaumualii Highway Intersection Begins Monday Night

05/10/12 - Beginning at 10 p.m. on Monday night, May 14, the northbound lane of Puhi Road, approaching Kauai Community College, will be closed continuously between the Puhi Park Entrance and Kaumualii Highway for road construction for approximately four weeks.

New Spokesperson Selected For State Department Of Transportation

05/04/12 - DOT has named Caroline Sluyter as its new public information officer. She fills the position left vacant by Daniel Meisenzahl last month. Sluyter’s start date is Wednesday, May 16, 2012. As DOT’s public information officer, Sluyter will handle media inquiries and inform the general public of all upcoming state airport, harbor and highway projects.

Public Informational Meeting For Waikane Stream Bridge Replacement Scheduled May 17

05/04/12 - A public informational meeting is scheduled to brief the community on the upcoming Waikane Stream Bridge Replacement Project. The project will replace the 84-year-old Waikane Stream Bridge with a new structure that will meet modern State and Federal vehicular load, safety and seismic standards. Please click on the link above for details.

Public Assistance Requested To Stop H-3 Freeway Copper Thefts

05/01/12 - DOT requests the public’s assistance to help stop new thefts of copper wiring on the H-3 Freeway. Sometime in late April, electrical copper wiring was cut on the Halawa-side of the tunnels, near the Halawa Interchange. This rendered all emergency callboxes and six traffic monitoring cameras on the Halawa-side of the tunnels inoperative. Motorists are asked to be vigilant and to report any suspicious activity along state highways to the police immediately.

Kaumualii Highway Modified Traffic Pattern At Nawiliwili Road Intersection Begins Monday Night

04/18/12 - Beginning at approximately 9 p.m. on Monday night, April 23, Kaumualii Highway traffic in both directions will be rerouted onto the newly-installed concrete pavement at the Nawiliwili Road intersection, near the Kukui Grove Shopping Center. The modified traffic pattern will remain in effect for approximately three months to aid in roadway construction on the north side of the Nawiliwili Road intersection.