When it comes to security, the Oahu Rail System is taking no chances. According to Morton, a total of 2,000 security cameras will be installed on board trains and at stations, transit centers, and parking lots. These cameras will be connected to a sophisticated security monitoring system that will be able to detect any suspicious activity and alert the authorities. As of now, the Honolulu Department of Transportation Services has not yet proposed an official plan for officers or cost estimates for a railroad security force.
The Oahu Rail System is implementing a three-level security system to ensure the safety of its passengers. The first level of security will be the aforementioned cameras. The second level of security will involve the use of metal detectors and bag scanners at all stations and transit centers. This will help to ensure that no dangerous items are brought onto the train or station premises.
Finally, the third level of security will involve the presence of uniformed officers at all stations and transit centers. These officers will be able to respond quickly to any suspicious activity or emergency situation. The Oahu Rail System is taking all necessary steps to guarantee that its passengers are safe and secure while traveling on board its trains. With the installation of thousands of cameras connected to a sophisticated security monitoring system, as well as metal detectors and bag scanners at all stations and transit centers, passengers can rest assured that their safety is being taken seriously.
