#Honoapiilani bypass

The Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation shares that it will use the $3 million dollars in quick release Emergency Relief funding from the Federal Highway Administration for necessary work to maintain safe access to West Maui via Honoapiʻilani Highway (Route 30) and the Lahaina Bypass.

The Southern Connector Rd between the L Honoapiʻilani and the Honoapiʻilani Realignment Phase 1B-2 (aka Lahaina Bypass) opens at approximately 3:30 p.m. today.

Transportation officials attributed delays on the Honoapiʻilani Highway in large part to utility work being done at the southern terminus in Olowalu. 

The newly completed Honoapiʻilani Highway realignment Phase IB-2 opens to traffic today, with traffic routed to the bypass at the southern terminus in Olowalu.

The newly completed Honoapiʻilani Highway realignment Phase IB-2 opens to traffic on Monday, April 23, 2018 following a blessing held over the weekend.

The traffic shift from Honoapiʻilani Highway at Olowalu/”Cut Mountain” to the Southern Terminus of the realigned highway is slated to take place in April 2018.

The DOT today responded to criticism over proposed adjustments to the Lahaina Bypass and work at the Keawe Street interim northern terminus in West Maui.

A list of current and future projects that the state DOT has planned in Maui County was unveiled along will a progress, timelines, costs and scope.

Due to erosion on along Honoapiilani Highway and a projected increase in traffic congestion, the DEA finds that shifting the terminus further south will aid in alleviating these conditions.

State Department of Transportation (DOT) officials and Goodfellow Bros., Inc. joined the West Maui community in celebrating the groundbreaking of the second phase of the Honoapi‘ilani Highway Realignment Project, also known as the “Lahaina Bypass.” This phase, from Lahainaluna Road to Hokiokio Place, is the second of five phases that will ultimately result in a […]