Honolulu mass transit

The City and County of Hon­olulu has been devel­op­ing yet another pro­posal for mass tran­sit. Mayor Mufi Han­ne­mann has long pre­ferred train tech­nol­ogy involv­ing steel wheels on steel rails.

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