H-3 abandonment eyed

Rapid transit instead

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Sep 11, 2011

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<p>The City and State are looking at the possibility of abandoning the H-3 freeway and substituting a fixed-guideway, rapid-transit line from downtown Kailua to Halawa.</p>
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Every Sunday, "Back in the Day" looks at an article that ran on this date in the Honolulu Star-Bulletin. The items are verbatim, so don't blame us today for yesteryear's bad grammar.

The City and State are looking at the possibility of abandoning the H-3 freeway and substituting a fixed-guideway, rapid-transit line from downtown Kailua to Halawa. Login for more...