We, the general public, would be given a citation without a second chance for littering. Before the day is over, a truck waters the highway, creating a muddy mess. If the trucks didn't drop the dirt in the first place they wouldn't have to spray water all over the dirt. This has been going on too long. The same thing is going on in Pearl City, where the road to Home Depot is being built across from Sam's Club.
Dirt is all over the street.
There is dirt on the road, but it is off to the side and in the middle, police Lt. Mark Ross of the Pearl City station said of the Waipio Gentry area. Right now, we don't see any violations. In the event mud or dirt is unavoidably tracked onto the highway, it shall be the duty of the operator of the offending vehicle to have such mud or dirt removed as quickly as possible. As for the Pearl City site, a police sergeant, also from the Pearl City station, said the road may get dirty, but never to the point of being a danger to motorists.