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Welcome to the Department of Transportation Services

Aloha and welcome to the redesigned home page of the City and County of Honolulu's Department of Transportation Services (DTS).

Yoshioka2Wayne Y. YoshiokaA Message From Our Director

We at the Department of Transportation Services (DTS) are excited about the remarkable endeavors we are doing for the people of O`ahu.  Our department is a multi-faceted branch of City government involved with “multi-modal” movement of people and goods within the City and County of Honolulu.  Our responsibilities involve not only roadways but, public transit systems, bicycle/pedestrian facilities, traffic control systems, traffic safety, rules and regulations of city owned streets and roadways, but also the design and construction of transportation facilities.

To say that we at DTS do this under challenging circumstances would be an under-statement.  We provide these services to the citizens of Honolulu while also under great budgetary uncertainties.  The people at DTS are dedicated to Oahu's transportation needs. 

Our work is reflected not only in visible accomplishments, but also everyday efforts that make this city a special place to live and work.  We have great things in-store for the people of Honolulu.  Bus transit centers are being built around the island to make commuting via public-transit more efficient, safe, and economical. 

New transit centers are being built or planned for Alapai & King Street, Wahiawa, Middle Street in Kalihi, and Windward O`ahu.   We continue to modernize our bus fleet (vehicles that are eco-friendly, quiet, and reliable).  We are systematically conducting major roadway construction improvements, traffic engineering enhancements, Para-transit operation improvements, and public outreach.  We maintain and grow our relationships with our transportation partners for both governmental and non-governmental entities.   Finally we are vigorously evaluating how to best utilize limited resources on the needs of this community.

We are DTS will continue to work tirelessly on your behalf to keep City & County of Honolulu’s transportation system the best in the nation.

A hui Hou.

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Rapid Transit

Rapid Transit
  The Rapid Transit Division (RTD) administers project oversight of the Honolulu High-Capacity Transit...
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Public Transit

Public Transit
The Public Transit Division (PTD) oversees the contractor operating the City's public transit system (TheBus...
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Traffic Signals & Technology

Traffic Signals & Technology
The Traffic Signals & Technology Division (TST) manages, operates, develops, and implements Honolulu's traffic signal systems, Traffic Management Center,
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Transportation Planning

Transportation Planning
  The Transportation Planning Division (TPD) performs the citywide transportation planning required by the Federal transportation funding program. It also programs the City's transportation projects...
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Traffic Engineering

Traffic Engineering
    The Traffic Engineering Division (TE) provides for the safe and efficient operation of streets and intersections. It annually: Investigates 1,105 traffic safety issue requests and complaints;...
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Bicycling On O`ahu

Bicycle Program The City and County of Honolulu is dedicated to making O‘ahu a bicycle-friendly place. DTS is currently in the process of developing and implementing the O‘ahu Bike Plan.  An update to the 1999 Honolulu Bicycle Master Plan, the new plan will guide future planning to better integrate bicycling into the island's transportation system. Also, all of the City's transit buses are equipped with bike racks. For more information on our bicycle program, or if you have a suggestion, please Read More...
Mayor's Advisory Committee on Bicycling The Mayor's Advisory Committee on Bicycling is comprised of citizens who are interested in improving conditions for bicycling in Honolulu. The Committee meets monthly on the second Tuesday of the month at the Frank F. Fasi Municipal Building. The meetings are open to the public. If you are interested in becoming a member or would like to attend a meeting, please Read More...
BikeEd Hawaii The City and County of Honolulu sponsors the BikeEd Hawaii bicycle education program, which is run by the Hawaii Bicycling League. This nationally recognized program teaches on-road bicycle safety classes to fourth grade students on O‘ahu. For more information about this program, visit the Hawaii Bicycling League's website at  www.hbl.org

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Bicycle Parking Racks The City has installed more than 450 of the "BikeBike" parking racks throughout urban Honolulu. These racks are meant for short-term parking and it is not recommended to leave your bike on them overnight. They are designed to hold up to 4 bikes and are located on City property in front of businesses and residences. The City has also installed many of the "ribbon" or "wave" shaped racks where there is sufficient space. If you have a suggestion for a location and would like to request a rack, please  Read More...

DTS News

ParaTransit Maintenance & Administration Center

ParaTransit Maintenance & Administration Center
Located on the Oahu Transit System Kalihi facilties, the new ParaTransit Maintenance Facility will replace the existing mechanic facility.  This robust Maintenance Facility will include air conditioning,...
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New Transit Centers

New Transit Centers
Architectual Rendering of the Wahiawa Transit Center - Slated for completion, Summer 2011 The City & County of Honolulu Department of Transportation Services (DTS) has initiated planning and design for...
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Modern Bus Fleet

Modern Bus Fleet
A priority for us at DTS is to maintain an efficient fleet of modern vehicles.  We stress “green” vehicles that are both fuel efficient, and minimize the emission of carbon gases.  We are...
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