The Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) Highways Division is making project status data available publically on the HDOT website. Available data includes the schedule, scope and estimated cost for all current State Highways projects as well as all projects planned to begin construction in the next two years. The data is open to the public.

“We are pleased to roll out the HDOT Highways Project Status Map,” said Ed Sniffen, HDOT deputy director for highways. “This map tool allows members of the public to easily access information on Highways projects in their community. I would like to thank Highways staff and the Office of Planning for their support in making this data widely available.”

The HDOT Highways Project Status Map can also be found on hidot.hawaii.gov by selecting Highways in the 'Home' menu, then going to 'Major Projects' and selecting 'Project Map.”

Users can view project information by selecting the lines along roads on the map or by selecting “View a PDF list of Projects by Area” in the map legend. Users also may toggle between current construction projects and planned future construction using the tabs “Current Construction” and “Future Projects.”

The search feature represented by the magnifying glass symbol allows users to search for projects by entering any part of a project name. For example, beginning to input “Kamehameha” will show an auto complete list of the projects involving Kamehameha Highway.

The HDOT Highways Project Status Map will be updated on a regular basis.

For more information, visit hidot.hawaii.gov.

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