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This rail is expected to be done in 2020 but the government are having complications involving money. This project will be delayed.

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Rail transit will provide a fast, safe, reliable alternative to driving in traffic congestion. In addition, there will be about 40,000 fewer car trips on Oahu's congested streets and freeways.

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Where did it take place? or Where does it impact?

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By 2030, nearly 70 percent of Oahu's population and more than 80 percent of the island's jobs will be located along the 20-mile rail corridor. Rail will connect major residential areas with primary job centers. There will be stops downtown, at three UH system campuses, Aloha Stadium, the Honolulu International Airport and several shopping centers. Rail will offer a convenient way to get to work, school or home. In addition, rail will provide a way to attend special events at Aloha Stadium, catch flights at the airport, or enjoy concerts at the Blaisdell Center, without the hassles of parking and traffic.

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This picture shows how the trains would look like when the project is done. 

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This picture shows how the trains would look like when the project is done. 

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This shows importance because it gives audience an idea of how our trains would look like and how they constructed it.

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$1.55 billion of the construction cost is being paid for with funds from the Federal Transit Administration. A large percentage is being paid by tourists making purchases on Oahu (to which the half-percent GET surcharge applies), and the balance is being paid by residents and businesses (through the half-percent GET surcharge).

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This picture shows the progress of Honolulu rail. 

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This picture shows the progress of Honolulu rail. 

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The importance of this picture is to show the progress that have been made by workers in Kapolei side. This is also important because audience can have a picture of how the rail will look like when it's officially done.

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The first phase of the system from Kapolei to Aloha Stadium may open in late 2020.  And five years later, in 2025, the entire system, from Kapolei to Ala Moana Center, is expected to be fully operational.

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The rail system will eliminate tens of thousands of car trips every day that would otherwise be taken on Oahu's roads. That means less auto pollution, a reduced need for new highways, and less dependence on imported oil. Rail transit will be electrically powered, and with Hawaii moving toward the goal of 100 percent clean energy by 2045, the trains will get greener as the percentage of renewable energy produced increases.