'Ele'ele, Kauai to experience lane closures for sewer work from March 17-21, causing potential traffic delays.

New program starts March 17, 2025, to ease congestion around Honolulu Harbor with a truck pre-check system on Mondays and Thursdays, 7-10 a.m. to expedite traffic flow.

Local sports complex courts close for resurfacing until Sept. 2025, with a $3.1 million project led by Pacific Concrete. Alternative courts are available following similar upgrades.

Hawaii DOH issued a NOVO to ABC Towing & Parts, LLC and JH Hawaii Property, LLC for illegally discharging water and lacking permits, fining them $55,000.

Hawaii DOT requires urgent repairs on Hilo’s Wailuku Bridge, leading to changes in traffic patterns and imposition of a detour for Hilo-bound traffic. Repair work may affect the bridge's accessibility until completed.

HDOT announces an eight-day closure of Fort Barrette Road in O‘ahu for railroad and lighting upgrades starting March 17, with detours via Kapolei Parkway and Kamokila Boulevard.

Kōke‘e Road guardrail repairs rescheduled for Mar 12-14, with weekday lane closures and traffic directed by flaggers. Drivers should plan for disruptions and extra travel time.

Kauai's Vidinha Stadium is closing for a renovation project starting March 7, to upgrade the field, track, and install a new video board, with completion expected in December 2025.

Kalāheo road closures on Pu’uwai and Po’ohiwi Roads are extended until end of March due to ongoing water system improvements, leading to traffic modifications and guidance for safe navigation.

HDOT has notified the public of delays and ongoing construction on the H-1 Freeway, affecting various sections and resulting in revised completion dates for related projects.

Traffic alert for guardrail installation at Honoapiʻilani Highway and Kapunakea Street in Lahaina affects southbound lane on March 6-7 due to the Kaiāulu o Kūkuʻia project.

Modular homes are being transported from Kahului to Lahaina, Maui for wildfire survivors, causing likely traffic delays during the night of March 5-7.

Honolulu's HDOT has started a speed enforcement camera program issuing warning mails, not tickets, at ten intersections to encourage slower driving and reduce accidents.