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Driving with Aloha
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Yes agree with lavalava - it is a sport not a commute .
Slower lane means 55 when every one is is doing 65 - 70 to get the next red light.
It is those pesky tailgaters that bother us the most - we just pull over on the shoulder and let them speed up to tailgate the next vehicle in the long line of sporting commuters getting to the next red light .
It is only 15 miles from walmart to Kea'au Pahoa interchange .
16 mins on a slow day - 14 mins in bumper to bumper next red light runners.
A reminder to all - from the curve going into hilo at pahoa kea'au merge it is 35MPH .Then from the merge to past shipman turn off it is 45 .From shipman turn off to panaewa manimau is 55 mph and after nani mau is 45 and so forth.
Law enforcement is very eager this season to give tickets to those of you going faster than the posted signage mph wise from kea'au pahoa merge to the shipman turn off.Just 45 is fine .
Over the saddle the other evening,on our commute to work - plenty lifted trucks doing 70+ mph .Plenty L.E. pulling over the speeders .

Tis the season to drive with a smile while cell talking - cell texting - vape ing - smoking a blunt - swerving in and out of lanes - driving while drunk or high and plenty drivers do all of the above .


Mrs Mimosa


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Driving with Aloha - by JG-HPP - 12-28-2015, 02:57 AM
RE: Driving with Aloha - by lavalava - 12-28-2015, 04:10 AM
RE: Driving with Aloha - by Mimosa - 12-28-2015, 10:18 AM
RE: Driving with Aloha - by bluesboy - 12-28-2015, 10:46 AM

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