Hawaii Route 92

Now, no troubles driving past the Waimalua exit, and no delays at the Halawa interchange.

As you continue on the H1, cars moving at a brisk pace, driving through Salt Lake, Radford, and then getting onto Nimitz Highway or taking that Middle Street exit.

That's your first alert.

Traffic on Sunrise.

You see the pileups are still occurring, and a lot of red is gonna be on our maps today.

As you take a look coming in via the Nimitz Highway into Ala Moana is also very, very crowded.

Let's get to Moanalua right there.

You see that solid red going all the way up into Red Hill into Aiea.

I have no accidents right now to tell you about, but we do have patches of red all over the city.

Pretty heavy in Nimitz Highway coming into town.

A little bit on the orange side in the merge with the H-1 Viaduct into the Aiea/Pearl City area.

Countryside not looking all that bad.

Jonathan.

Well, as you can imagine, the rain is starting to really come down here on the island of Oahu as you take a look at Nimitz Highway right outside the Ala Moana Boulevard area.

It's really coming down pretty heavy.

In fact, it's kind of like this all over the island.

And as you make your way onto Moanalua Freeway or continue on the H1 driving through the...

Salt Lake and Radford area, and then onto Nimitz Highway.

If you are heading into town from Wahiawa right now, that's going to be about a 25-minute drive.

Out of Mililani, about 24 minutes.

The weather has impacted lots of construction projects across the state, and we wondered about our largest public works project, rail.

The next leg of the project is headed into the urban core, and we've seen milestones with the first column and cap along Nimitz Highway into downtown.

We got a chance to sit down with HART CEO Lori Kaikina yesterday afternoon in her office at the Ali'i Tower.

We were surveying the cityscape, and she laid out the schedule for what's to come.

So that's the new MOT from Tudor is going from Middle Street to Waikumilo.

And it's still only one lane in each direction, but they won't be flip-flopping as much like Nan had to do.

On Nimitz Highway, we did get our first—you start to see the columns coming up along Nimitz.

So—oh, go ahead.

It's pretty much, as we mentioned, green on the flow map as you're coming into town.

We'll make the jump here, Middle Street merge or the Nimitz Highway off-ramp as you're getting into the Kalihi area.

Even if you're coming in from East Honolulu right now, the traffic is relatively light.

Let's get you back over to Grace Lee.