Drive Aloha encourages people to take the safety pledge and practice the ALOHA spirit to make the road safer and friendlier for everyone
Magics Beach Grill and The Manifest were named the winners at the second annual Hawaii’s Best Mocktail competition held at the International Market Place.
For the second year, DTRIC partnered with the Hawaii Restaurant Association (HRA) to find Hawaii’s Best Mocktail and encourage safe and responsible driving.
The end of the school year is fast approaching, indicating another graduation season filled with parties. Here’s our tips on safe summer driving for teens.
For the second year, DTRIC Insurance, Ltd. and the Hawaii Restaurant Association (HRA) have partnered to find Hawaii’s Best Mocktail. The friendly competition between restaurants, bars and lounges aims to offer non-alcoholic cocktails for designated drivers and non-drinkers. This year’s finalists will compete in the Hawaii’s Best Mocktails competition on Tuesday, May 14 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at International Market Place. The public is invited to attend to sample the mocktail entries and vote for their favorite.
Hundreds of high school students and their parents participated in the Hawaii Department of Education’s Traffic Safety Fair at Aloha Stadium.
At least nine Americans die and 100 are injured every day in distracted driving crashes. Technology, such as cell phones, dashboard touchscreens, voice commands, and other in-vehicle devices that help make our commutes convenient can also be dangerous if it takes our attention away from the road. Here are some tips to keep you and others safe while on the road:
Technology that help make our commutes convenient can be dangerous, as they can cause distracted driving. Here’s some tips to prevent distracted driving.