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🚨 HPD NEWS RELEASE - Oahu HPD Calls on Drivers, Pedestrians to Help Keep O'ahu's Roads Safe 📍 Location: Oahu 📅 Date: October 5, 2026 HONOLULU - The U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recognizes October as National Pedestrian Safety Month. The Honolulu Police Department (HPD) is joining the nationwide effort to remind everyone on Oʻahu's roads that pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility. Slowing down, staying alert and looking out for one another can help prevent crashes and save lives. As part of its Safer Roads, Together initiative, HPD will continue traffic enforcement, education and outreach throughout October, with an increased focus on pedestrian safety. HPD's District 3 Community Policing Team will also participate in a pedestrian safety awareness campaign with iHeartMedia to reinforce safe behaviors and the shared responsibility of drivers and pedestrians. "Every person walking along or crossing our roads is someone's family member, friend or loved one," said Honolulu Police Deputy Chief Brandon Nakasato. "Drivers need to slow down, stay focused and be prepared to stop, especially in areas with heavy pedestrian traffic. 📰 Full release: https://www.honolulupd.org/hpd-calls-on-drivers-pedestrians-to-help-keep-oahus-roads-safe/ 📞 Have info? CrimeStoppers: (808) 955-8300 or P3Tips.com 🚔 HPD Non-Emergency: (808) 529-3111 🆘 Emergency: 911 ℹ️ Source: Honolulu Police Department https://www.honolulupd.org/hpd-calls-on-drivers-pedestrians-to-help-keep-oahus-roads-safe/ 🔍 Search Reports: sshsearch.com 📧 Submit Reports: sshreport.com