As part of our ‘City Snapshot’ series, Travis Ota and Wes Frysztacki from the Honolulu Department of Transportation Services explain how Honolulu, isolated on an island 2,200 miles from mainland mobility services, has had to adapt and plan to offer residents viable options for urban travel.

IT-TRANS, the world’s leading conference and exhibition covering the digital and technological developments in urban mobility takes place in March 2020.

The Zenzic competition winners will help define requirements for, and support the development of a connected and automated mobility (CAM) cyber security testing capabilities.

The investment is said to support the Department’s goal of ensuring consumers and businesses have access to affordable, clean, efficient, and domestic energy options to meet their mobility needs.

Each bus is fitted with an air-filtering system made up of three fans on the roof that suck ultra-fine particles and dirt (known as PM10’s) from general traffic into special filters.