Aloha Friday: Maui Police Department Road Safety Reminders

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Happy Aloha Friday

The Maui Police Department wishes everyone a safe weekend and asks for the public's assistance in helping keep our roadways safe for everyone.

Be patient, use your seatbelt, put the cell phone down, drive within the posted speed limit, and plan a safe way home before you start celebrating by designating a sober driver.

If you see an impaired driver on the road, please call the Maui Police Department to report it.

(Call 9-1-1 for in progress or just occurred; for past occurrences, call 808-244-6400)

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