Table 14.1-- HAWAII BELT ROAD MILEAGES (HILO TO KONA)

Source: Hawaii State Highways Division, Design Branch, Island of Hawaii Road Map, provided May 15, 1990.

Table 14.2-- SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS AND METERED PARKING SPACES, HAWAII COUNTY: JUNE 30, 1993

1/ Excludes flashing light signals.
2/ Spaces under State or County control; excludes spaces under contract operation.
Source: Hawaii County Traffic Division, records; and Hawaii State Department of Accounting and General Services, records.

Table 14.3-- LENGTH OF STREETS AND HIGHWAYS, PAVED AND UNPAVED, BY ISLANDS: DECEMBER 31, 1995

(Excludes private thoroughfares and military roads not regularly open to public use.)

1/ Reduction in total mileage for the State of Hawaii was due to the elimination of double counting by state and county agencies.
2/ Change in freeway mileage due to a reclassification of State Highway system.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Highways Division, records.

Table 14.4-- MILES OF EXISTING COUNTY ROAD BY ROAD CLASSIFICATION, HAWAII COUNTY, BY DISTRICT: 1997

(As of June 30, 1997)

1/ Road classifications: A, unimproved; B, bituminous surface-treated and mixed bituminous; C, bituminous penetration and bituminous concrete.
Source: Hawaii County, Highway Maintenance Division, records.

Table 14.5-- MOTOR VEHICLES REGISTERED, HAWAII COUNTY: 1976 TO 1997

(Taxable and non-taxable, including military non-resident exempt vehicles. Includes passenger cars, buses, trucks, and motorcycles but excludes trailers and semi-trailers.)

Source: Hawaii State Department of Business and Economic Development, State of Hawaii Data Book, 1988 (November 1988), table 525; and Hawaii County Treasury Division, records.

Table 14.6-- PASSENGER VEHICLES REGISTERED, HAWAII COUNTY: 1976 TO 1997

(Taxable and non-taxable, including military non-resident exempt vehicles. Excludes ambulances, hearses, buses, trucks, motorcycles, and trailers.)

1/ Beginning in 1979, vans and other trucks under 6,500 pounds in personal use were legally classified as passenger vehicles, but the 1979 and subsequent data shown here have been adjusted to continue inclusion of such vehicles in the totals for trucks.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Business and Economic Development, State of Hawaii Data Book, 1988 (November 1988), table 526; and Hawaii County Treasury Division, records.

Table 14.7-- MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION, BY TYPE OF VEHICLE, HAWAII COUNTY: 1995 TO 1997

(Taxable and non-taxable, including military non-resident exempt vehicles.)

1/ Vans and other trucks under 6,500 lb. in personal use, legally classified as passenger vehicles, are included in the trucks category.
2/ Including hearses and patrol wagons.
3/ Including tow trucks.
4/ Including miscellaneous vehicles.
5/ Including motorscooters but excluding mopeds (1.5 HP or less), legally classified as bicycles.
Source: Hawaii County Treasury Division, records.

Table 14.8-- MOTOR CARRIER CHARACTERISTICS, HAWAII COUNTY JUNE 1998

1/ Includes mostly tour bus operators; excludes public transit (such as Hele-On), school buses, taxicabs, and rental car companies.
2/ Includes truckers, moving companies, etc.; excludes vehicles used by farmers and vehicles exempt from motor carrier rules and regulations.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Safety Office, records.

Table 14.9-- REGISTERED TAXICABS AND BICYCLES, HAWAII COUNTY: 1993 TO 1997

(As of December 31)

Source: Hawaii County Treasury Division, records.

Table 14.10-- NEW CAR AND LIGHT TRUCK (VAN) REGISTRATIONS, HAWAII COUNTY: 1993 TO 1997

Source: Hawaii Automobile Dealers Association, (annual yearbook); and records.

Table 14.11- HAWAII DRIVERS LICENSES IN FORCE, HAWAII COUNTY: 1980 TO 1997

As of December 31)

Source: Hawaii State Department of Business and Economic Development, State of Hawaii Data Book, 1988 (November 1988), table 535; Hawaii County Treasury Division, records; and Hawaii County Police Department, records.

Table 14.12-- HELE-ON BUS SERVICE FOR HAWAII COUNTY: 1985 TO 1997

Source: Hawaii County Mass Transportation Agency, records.

Table 14.13-- AUTOMOTIVE RENTAL AND LEASING WITHOUT DRIVERS (SIC 751) ESTABLISHMENTS WITH PAYROLL, HAWAII COUNTY AND HILO: 1992

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1992 Census of Service Industries, Hawaii, SC92-A-12 (August 1994), tables 5 and 6.

Table 14.14-- COMMUTING CHARACTERISTICS, BY CENSUS DESIGNATED PLACES (CDPs), HAWAII COUNTY: 1990

Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1990 census STF 3A, CPH-L-81 (1992), table 2.

Table 14.15-- AIRPORTS AND HELIPORTS, BY CONTROL, BY ISLAND: JUNE 1998

1/ Excludes military and private heliports (not available).
2/ U.S. Fish and Wildlife.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Airports Division, data provided June 19, 1998.

Table 14.16- AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS, BY TYPE, AT HILO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AND KEAHOLE AIRPORT: 1982 TO 1997

(An aircraft operation is an aircraft arrival or departure)

Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Airports Division, Airport Activity Statistics, Calendar Year 1997.

Table 14.17-- PASSENGERS, CARGO, AND MAIL, HILO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: 1982 TO 1997

1/ Scheduled overseas flights between Hilo and the mainland ceased December 1, 1986.
2/ September 11, 1992: Hurricane Iniki hit Kauai; prompted an emergency landing in Hilo of 167 overseas passengers traveling from continental U.S. to Honolulu.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Airports Division, Airport Activity Statistics, Calendar Year 1997.

Table 14.18- PASSENGERS, CARGO, AND MAIL, KEAHOLE AIRPORT: 1982 TO 1997

1/ Revised.
2/ Scheduled overseas flights between Keahole and the mainland initiated September 7, 1983.
Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Airports Division, Airport Activity Statistics, Calendar Year 1997.

Table 14.19-- COMMERCIAL HARBORS, HAWAII COUNTY: 1997

(As of December 12)

Source: Hawaii State Department of Transportation, Harbors Division, records.

Table 14.20-- VESSELS ARRIVING AT SPECIFIED HARBORS: 1995

(Excludes domestic fishing craft)

Source: U.S. Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Waterborne Commerce of the United States, Calendar Year 1995, part 4 (1996), p.280.

Table 14.21-- FREIGHT TRAFFIC FOR HILO AND KAWAIHAE HARBORS: 1975 TO 1995

(short tons)

Note: Excludes cargo carried by Army and Navy vessels and cargo in transit.
1/ Passenger arrivals and departures at Hilo Harbor totaled 9,082.
Source: U.S. Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Waterborne Commerce of the United States, Calendar Year 1995 part 4 (1996), pp.83 and 85.

Table 14.22-- FREIGHT TRAFFIC, BY SELECTED COMMODITIES, FOR HILO AND KAWAIHAE HARBORS: 1995

(In short tons. Commodities under 60,000 tons not shown separately.)

Nec = not elsewhere classified.
1/ Includes internal receipts and local traffic, not separately shown.
2/ Includes interstate and interisland receipts and shipments, not separately shown.
Source: U.S. Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Waterborne Commerce of the United States, Calendar Year 1995, Part 4 (1996), pp.88-87.

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