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Students from Lāna‘i High and Elementary School earned second place in DTRIC Insurance’s third annual Drive Aloha PSA Video Contest, which promotes safe driving on Hawai‘i’s roadways. The contest invited high school students statewide to produce videos answering the question, “What does Drive Aloha mean to you?”

The night before Thanksgiving, often referred to as “Blackout Wednesday,” has become a popular night for socializing and drinking — but it also comes with a higher risk of impaired driving crashes, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Mothers Agaist Drunk Driving Hawaii and co-sponsors Par Hawaii (Hele gas stations) and DTRIC Insurance have launched the annual “Tie One On for Safety” campaign.

In celebration of Drive Aloha Month this August, DTRIC Insurance will hold its second annual competition to encourage safer driving habits.

With Governor Josh Green proclaiming April as Tsunami Awareness Month in Hawai‘i, DTRIC Insurance is reminding residents – especially those in low-lying areas – to be aware of the dangers of tsunamis and to develop preparedness plans.

DTRIC Insurance, its holding company MS&AD Insurance Group, and its parent company Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance, have stepped forward with a donation of $100,000 to support Maui wildfire relief effort

Hawai’i high school students have the chance to win up to $2,000 for their school by creating a 60-second video that creatively answers the question, “What does Drive Aloha mean to you?”

The earliest confirmed tsunami to reach Hawaiʻi took place in 1812. The most destructive tsunami in Hawaiʻi history occurred on April 1, 1946, and resulted in significant loss of life and property damage.

DTRIC Insurance, its employees and agency partners are inviting the community to join its virtual school supply drive to support the Helping Hands Hawai‘i’s Ready to Learn program. DTRIC will match donations up to $10,000 during the month-long campaign which runs from May 4 through 28, 2021.

April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month and DTRIC Insurance is encouraging the public to Drive Aloha, a community initiative to remind motorists about the importance of driving safely.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving Hawaii virtually kicked off its “Tie One On for Safety” red ribbon campaign, promoting safe driving through the holidays and upcoming year. Drivers across the country will display MADD red ribbons on their vehicles as a promise to plan ahead and designate a non-drinking driver.

Thousands of students statewide are urging drivers and passengers to reduce risky behaviors while on the road with the annual “Stop If You Love Me” campaign.

There were 17 traffic fatalities on Maui last year. Five were in motor vehicles at the time, seven involved pedestrians; and another five were while riding motorcycles or mopeds.

Students at Lihikai Elementary School are speaking up to encourage safe driving. 

August 2018 is Drive Aloha month and motorists are being asked to drive cautiously as high school and college students head back to class.

The campaign was initiated in August 2016 to encourage all users of the road to practice safe and courteous behavior

The “Stop If You Love Me” campaign officially runs Monday to Friday, February 8-12. Maui’s Lihikai Elementary, Baldwin High and Maui High are among the 34 schools participating in the campaign.