H1 Accident Today: Deadly Crash Reported on H‑1 Freeway (Jan. 28, 2026)

H1 Accident Today HONOLULU, Hawaii — Emergency responders are currently on scene after a serious traffic collision on the H‑1 Freeway eastbound near the Kaamilo Street overpass, authorities confirmed Wednesday. The incident was first reported at approximately 2 p.m. local time, prompting traffic to be diverted to the Waimalu off‑ramp as crews manage the scene and assist victims.

Officials with the Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) advised motorists that eastbound lanes were closed and urged drivers to use caution and consider alternative routes due to emergency vehicles and ongoing operations in the area.

At this time, details on the number of vehicles involved and the condition of those injured or killed have not been officially released, though local reports indicate the situation may involve fatalities or serious injuries. Law enforcement and first responders remain at the scene gathering information.

This latest incident adds to a series of recent H‑1 Freeway collisions, including a fatal chain‑reaction crash earlier this month that claimed a life near the Makakilo off‑ramp.

KEY DEVELOPMENTS (as confirmed so far):

  • Location: Eastbound H‑1 Freeway near Kaamilo Street overpass, Oʻahu, Hawaii.
  • Time: Around 2 p.m. HST on Jan. 28, 2026.
  • Traffic impact: Eastbound lanes diverted; delays expected.
  • Casualty details: Unconfirmed; emergency personnel are treating the scene.

ONGOING COVERAGE: Honolulu Police Department and HDOT updates are expected later this evening as the investigation continues. Officials are likely to provide information on suspected causes and any possible charges or citations once the scene is cleared.

More updates will be reported as authorities release further details.

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One response to “H1 Accident Today: Deadly Crash Reported on H‑1 Freeway (Jan. 28, 2026)”

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    Paul Chun

    Someone is a predicting the future!! Today is Tuesday the 27th, and the accident reported in this article is predicted for Wednesday the 28th. Stay off the freeway tomorrow afternoon!

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