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Route 32 Detour, UH 2010 Football Season, 9/2/2010 Pearl Harbor Shipyard Road Closure, 9/2/2010 Kaneohe Bay Drive/Aikahi Area Paving, 8/25/2010 Temporary Bus Stop Closure, Beretania/Ward, 7/19/2010 TheBus Program for Passengers with Mobility Devices, 6/7/2010 |
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FOR
2010 SEASON UH FOOTBALL GAMES AT ALOHA STADIUM EFFECTIVE
Thursday,
September 2, 2010, when University of Hawaii football games are
scheduled at Aloha Stadium, Route 32 Kalihi-Pearlridge will operate on a DETOUR
in the westbound direction only on Salt Lake Boulevard between
Kahuapaani Street and Kamehameha Highway.
To expedite traffic flow into the stadium parking areas, the
westbound lanes of ROUTE
32, KALIHI-PEARLRIDGE DETOUR DETOUR
ROUTE Eastbound:
No detour. Westbound:
TheBus will travel the regular route to the westbound Salt Lake &
Luapele bus stop, merge left to continue ewa on NOTE:
TheBus will not service any of the three westbound bus stops on |
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Pearl
Harbor Shipyard is conducting a change of command ceremony on September
2 and 3, 2010, which will close A.M. OPERATION:
No detour for PH-1 to PH-6 Express Buses. P.M.
OPERATION: TheBus will
travel the regular route to the Safeguard/Russell/Central Avenues
intersection and bus stop. DETOUR
right onto Central Avenue (TheBus will not enter onto
RUSSELL AVENUE), to the temporary bus stop installed on Central Avenue,
makai-side of Port Royal Avenue, load, and then resume the regular route. A.M.
& P.M. OPERATIONS: TheBus will travel the regular route to the
Safeguard/Russell/Central Avenues intersection and bus stop. DETOUR
right onto Central Avenue (TheBus will not enter onto
RUSSELL AVENUE), to the temporary bus stop installed on Central Avenue,
makai-side of Port Royal Avenue, load, and then resume the regular route. |
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Starting
WEEKDAYS,
Service
Phase
I: H-3 Freeway intersection to Bus
stops may not be serviceable where repaving work is being done. Phase
II: Bus
stops may not be serviceable where repaving work is being done. Phase
Eastbound ROUTE 56:
TheBus will travel the regular route to the Mokapu Boulevard/Ilimalia
Loop bus stop. DETOUR
by continuing on Mokapu Boulevard, crossing Kaneohe Bay Drive to
Mokapu Road, left Aikahi Loop, left Ilihau Street, right Kaneohe Bay Drive,
and then resume the regular route. ROUTE 85 (P.M.):
If Kaneohe Bay Drive fronting the Aikahi Shopping Center is still
closed for repaving, DETOUR
from North Kalaheo Drive, right Old Mokapu Road, left Aikahi Loop,
left Ilihau Street, right Kaneohe Bay Drive, and then resume the regular
route. Westbound ROUTE 56:
TheBus will travel the regular route to the ROUTE 85 (P.M.):
If Kaneohe Bay Drive fronting the Fire Station and Aikahi Shopping
Center is still closed for repaving, DETOUR
from the Kaneohe Bay Drive/Ilihau Street intersection. DETOUR
left |
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TEMPORARY
BUS STOP CLOSURE: BERETANIA-WARD Effective
BERETANIA/WARD
TEMPORARY BUS STOP CLOSURE Started
approximately
six (6) months Twenty-Four
(24) Hours a REGULAR
BUS STOP LOCATION CLOSED:
On TEMPORARY
BUS STOP LOCATION #1:
On Beretania Street, kokohead of TEMPORARY
BUS STOP LOCATION #2:
On Beretania Street, ewa of NOTE:
TheBus Stop sign located at the regular bus stop at |
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TheBus Program for Passengers with Mobility Devices The Mobility Device
Securement Program will allow bus patrons with mobility devices to have their
device assessed by the TheBus trainers, to find the best locations on their
device to place the onboard securement straps. “Not every mobility device
is of a standard size, said Roger Morton, President and General Manager, Oahu
Transit Services, Inc. (operator of TheBus). This makes it a challenge for the bus patron,
as well as our bus operators to properly secure the mobility device.” The program will allow
patrons to make an appointment to meet with the training department staff. The
mobility device securement points will then be marked with color-coded tape. Mobility devices that are of an irregular
size or have securement points in a difficult area to access will be marked in
Blue tape and may require an additional tether strap, which will be provided at
no charge to the patron. The reaction by the “Making our bus rides easier than ever before and
giving red carpet treatment to people in wheelchairs is why it's TheBus for US.
This is yet another outstanding travel innovation serving commuters and
tourists with disabilities free of charge by TheBus.” ~ Gordon
Fuller, Executive Director of Hawaii Centers for Independent Living “In
~ Cheryl
Nelson, Executive Director of In addition to the
securement program, TheBus also offers a Transit Mobility Preparation program
which allows new and potential Riders with Disabilities the opportunity to
become familiar with how the bus equipment, such as lifts, ramps and securement
systems operate and how to ride TheBus. This
program is also presented by appointment. For more information about
the programs or to schedule an appointment, contact TheBus Training Department
at 848-4550. |
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