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Benefits of Biking in Hawaii Posted to Helping the Community, 5/08/12 http://www.myfarmershawaii.com/videos/community/2213 Watch the Hawaii News Now interview with Michele Saito, Farmers Hawaii President and Chad Taniguchi from the Hawaii Bicycling League. Read More >
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Hot Spots at Stevenson Middle Date: Thursday, May 3, 2012 Location: Stevenson Middle School, 1202 Prospect Street View more pictures from this Hot Spots event at our Facebook Page. Early morning drivers on their way to work speed down the steep downhill slopes of Prospect and Auwaiolimu Streets in front of Stevenson Middle School. Weary of the traffic dangers, Stevenson students researched traffic conditions and safety concerns -- and took action on their findings. Read More >
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Pledge to Share the Road with Aloha! Posted to Helping the Community, 4/30/12 Farmers Insurance Hawaii has partnered with the Hawaii Bicycling League to urge Hawaii drivers to pledge to make our roads safer for everyone. Farmers Insurance Hawaii kicks off the “Share The Road with Aloha” campaign today to encourage drivers to pledge to make a personal commitment to share the road when following a bicyclist, to pass slowly on the left and give 3 feet of space, and to allow a bicyclist full use of a lane per state law. Read More >
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2011 E-Marketer of the Year Posted to Farmers Ohana, 4/24/12 Farmers Hawaii was named the 2011 E-Marketer of the Year by the Hawaii Chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA). The award for excellence in marketing was presented by AMA-Hawaii at the Hawaii Convention Center on April 17, 2012. Read More >
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Hot Spots at Kalakaua Middle Date: Thursday, April 19, 2012 Location: Kalakaua Middle School, 821 Kalihi Street Last year, the State Department of Transportation Pedestrian Master Plan identified Kalihi Street between North King Street and Dillingham Boulevard as one of 13 areas of concern for pedestrian safety on Oahu, as eight accidents involving pedestrians occurred in a four year period. This year, Kalakaua Middle School is reminding drivers to slow down in this dangerous crossing area for students and pedestrians. Read More >
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