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    A traffic camera screenshot from the intersection of Kalanianaole Highway and Hawaii Kai Drive, near Kawaihae Street.

Paramedics treated and a took a 24-year-old man to the hospital in critical condition early this morning after he lost control of the moped he was driving and hit a curb on Kalanianaole Highway in Hawaii Kai.

Police said the moped was traveling east on Kalanianaole Highway when the driver lost control of his moped and hit the medial curb. No other vehicles were involved. The incident was reported at 4:19 a.m. at Kalanianaole Highway and Kawaihae Street by Emergency Medical Services.

The victim was not wearing a helmet and suffered multiple injuries, EMS said.

Police closed two westbound lanes of Kalanianaole Highway near the accident for about two hours for the accident investigation.

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  • Why close the road 1 hour and 15 minutes after the accident? By then, the passing vehicles have probably tainted the scene. If it’s just for measurements and diagrams, closing 2 west bound lanes during the AM rush hour seems kind of excessive.

  • Must have been a student on his way to school or that reckless stupid kid that wakes the neighborhood up every morning just about that time. Either way, looks like he won’t be riding his moped anytime soon.

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