HI SR36

Red-light running caused 1,879 crashes from 2015 to 2020, resulting in significant deaths and injuries at signalized intersections.

Hawaii is one of 26 states without automated traffic enforcement on public roads; federal data shows automated enforcement reduces enforcement costs, officer danger, and increases driver awareness of traffic law consequences.

Currently, five intersections in urban Honolulu are actively issuing citations through automated enforcement, with 946 citations issued as of February 2023, and five additional sites were selected for the program.

Department of Transportation and Department of Transportation Services of the City and County of Honolulu are encouraged to expand the Red-Light Safety Program to Windward, Leeward, and Central Oahu.

Kaahumanu Street and Moanalua Road and Kaonohi Street and Moanalua Road are recommended for consideration in the expansion of the Red-Light Safety Program.