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CRAIG T. KOJIMA/ SEPT. 20
Traffic cameras are at the intersection of Vineyard Boulevard and Palama Street.
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Hawaii’s citizens were overwhelmingly clear in 2002 regarding the original van cameras to catch speeders. We said no!
I told everyone that it was only a matter of time before they were crammed down our throats. Then, if I recall correctly, we had similar bills between 2012 and 2020.
No means no. To our legislators, no means try harder. We were worn down; we just couldn’t say no forever. But should we have to?
The message is clear. Our voices don’t matter. Prove me wrong.
Joseph T. Bussen
Kailua
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