Hawaiʻi's Maʻipalaoa Bridge project will close westbound Farrington Highway overnight on Sept. 20 for construction. Contraflow will be in eastbound lanes.

The 16th Annual Hawaiʻi Construction Career Days will introduce students to the construction industry at the Aloha Stadium on September 19-20, with hands-on experience and career guidance.

Floodwaters in Ka`u District, Hawaii, close Wood Valley Road, disrupting local travel with no detours available, and officials are monitoring the situation.

Kaʻahumanu Avenue in Hawaiʻi will undergo nighttime roadwork for a water line project associated with the new Maui Palms Hampton Inn, resulting in lane closures and detours.

Nāwailiwili residents are alerted of a road closure on Hulemalu Road for resurfacing work from Sept 16-27, weekdays 8am-4:30pm. Commuters are advised to allow extra travel time and use detours.

Līhu‘e drivers will face a partial closure of Wa‘apa Road from Sept 16-20 due to road resurfacing work. Local access will be maintained, and motorists are advised to seek alternate routes.

HDOT will install new speed bumps on Keawa Place in Hāna to address speeding concerns, with construction possibly affecting traffic on Sept. 16 and 17.

HDOT schedules maintenance for Hilo Airport's main runway, including crack sealing and grooving. Runway 8-26 will be closed overnight on Sept. 11, with alternative runway 3-21 in use.

A one-lane closure on Ulu Street in Kapa‘a for road resurfacing will occur from Sept. 9-13 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Expect delays and use alternative routes.

Ka'ahumanu Avenue in Maui faces nighttime closures for water line work related to the Maui Palms Hampton Inn project, affecting traffic patterns and requiring detours via Lono Avenue and West Kamehameha Avenue.

The HDOT plans to stripe the Kahului Park & Ride lot and asks the public to move their cars accordingly. Two electric vehicle chargers will remain accessible during the process.

HDOT is set to install two new speed bumps on Keawa Place in Hāna, responding to community concerns about speeding. Installation will begin the week of September 16.

The Honolulu Police Department continues DUI checkpoints until October 31, 2024, to reduce traffic incidents and promote safe driving. The program is part of an ongoing federal effort to improve road safety.