Go Rail Go!



Click here to get a "No Huhu" T-Shirt Today!

Interested in Volunteering?!

Contact us at gorailgo@gmail.com - please include your name, contact information, days/times available and what you are interested in doing (sign-waving, phone calls, canvassing, and more!)

BALLOT QUESTION - Shall the powers, duties, and functions of the city, through its director of transportation services, include establishment of a steel wheel on steel rail transit system?

If you vote YES: the city will move ahead with its plan to build a fixed guideway rail system from Kapolei to Ala Moana

If you vote NO: the city will not be allowed to vuild the proposed fixed guideway rail system from Kapolei to Ala Moana.

So Remember, Vote YES for RAIL now - it's the 4th initiative on the ballot - and NO HUHU, RIDE DA CHOO CHOO!

October 10, 2008: Join us for Pau Hana Rail at our Headquarters - Doors open at 5:30 and close when you go home! Live Music from Chad Pule beginning at 6:30. Come out and talk story, meet new people and join us for good food, drinks and music! See you there!

October 6, 2008: Today is the last day to REGISTER TO VOTE. This election is extremely important - please make your voice and vote be heard! For more information on the voting process please visit www.honoluluelections.org.

October 3, 2008: Go Rail Go / Vote Yes 4 Rail Now HEADQUARTERS GRAND OPENING: This past weekend GRG opened it's headquarters at 1144 Bethel Street in Honolulu. Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us and show your support for Rail! It was a great time! Also T-Shirts and Bumper Stickers are in! Remember "No Huhu, Ride Da Choo Choo!"

On November 4th - VOTE YES ON 4 - Click Here to learn more about the Four Reasons Why!

September 5, 2008: Go Rail Go Sets Its' Sights On November 4th! City Council Resolution 166, CD 1, FD 1 passed on September 3rd, and the following question will be placed on the November ballot: "Shall the powers, duties, and functions of the city, through its director of transportation services, include establishment of steel wheel on steel rail transit system?" To find out what's next for Go Rail Go....CLICK HERE

August 7, 2008: Members of Go Rail Go gave a presentation at the Downtown Neighborhood Board Meeting on why rail is good for our island - it reduces congestion, improves our environmental outlook and allows for a better future for our kids. We Will Ride was also represented at the meeting. Thank you to all who came out to support us.

We're On Facebook! - Click Here to be directed to our facebook group page

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Calculating Your Commute - Click Here to compare the cost of your commute (including gas and parking) with that of public transportation

Members of Go Rail Go attended the Livable Communities Forum sponsored by AARP Hawaii and One Voice for Livable Islands, in cooperation with the Nutrition and Physical Activity Coalition, and featured walking advocate Mark Fenton: Monday, August 6th Participants not only learned about the need for more livable communities; but also new opportunities for involvement in creating livable communities here in Hawaii - including the promotion of pedestrian safety and supporting the proposed rail system. Members of Go Rail Go spoke to particpants about what GRG does, the benefits of rail, how rail contributes to livable communities and our upcoming events.

GoRailGo Team Attends Rail Rally: On Friday, August 1st supporters of the rail transit movement came out for a Rail Rally and Sign-Waving at the State Capital. At the Rally, a new coalition of Hawaii's young people who support Rail came together and introduced We Will Ride (www.wewillridehawaii.com).

July 5, 2008

“If you are like me, I had signed the Anti-Rail Petition to stop rail without much thought. I later discovered that the Stop Rail people are proposing Hot Lanes/Toll roads. On the mainland, they are called “Lexus Lanes” because it costs $8-12 per trip and only the rich can afford to drive on them.

I also learned that the head of The Bus in Honolulu has said adding more buses on Hot Lanes during rush hour won’t work because the roads are already at capacity. When I learned these and other facts, I changed my mind.

To take my name off the Anti-Rail petition, I signed the letter on this website and gave it to GoRailGo. It became obvious to me that Rail is the only workable solution. If you were misinformed like me, I urge you to click the Un-sign the Anti-Rail Petition button, download the letter, fill it out and mail it to GoRailGo.

Do it for your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren."

Sincerely,

Aunty Jennie Chun