The most significant failures of the session all share a root cause. They are reforms that would rebalance power or resources away from those with established political influence, and toward those with unmet needs.

Looking beyond conventional commuter data to understand how Oʻahu residents of all ages and abilities get to school, work, and beyond.

Accessible Pedestrian Signals (APS) and Leading Pedestrian Intervals (LPIs) give people a safer head start and make crossings more inclusive for those with disabilities. 

Adopting a statewide fare-free transit model.

How Parking Mandates Drive Up Housing Costs.

The 2025 legislative session convened under twin existential threats: Hawaiʻi’s worsening affordability crisis, and an impending fiscal tsunami of federal budget cuts.

Recommendations for a More Equitable Traffic Enforcement System.

Shifting budget priorities to expand mobility options & reduce vehicle travel.

Looking forward from the 2024 state legislative session.

Decriminalizing Jaywalking and Shifting Investment Towards Safe, Accessible Pedestrian Infrastructure.