Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Read the story: civilbeat.org/2025/10/can-hawai%ca%bbi-turn-around-another-deadly-year-on-the-roads
Hawaiʻi is falling behind when it comes to road safety.
Things are especially bad on Oʻahu, where 65 people have died so far this year. On average, we’ve seen about 60 deaths per year since 2003.
It’s the second year that the Aloha State has seen an uptick in traffic fatalities. Yet prosecutions for vehicular homicides are painstakingly slow.
Read the story: civilbeat.org/2025/10/can-hawai%ca%bbi-turn-around-another-deadly-year-on-the-roads
Hawaiʻi is falling behind when it comes to road safety.
Things are especially bad on Oʻahu, where 65 people have died so far this year. On average, we’ve seen about 60 deaths per year since 2003.
It’s the second year that the Aloha State has seen an uptick in traffic fatalities. Yet prosecutions for vehicular homicides are painstakingly slow.
