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FATAL TRAFFIC CRASH FACTOR: PEAK TRAFFIC HOURS <br />Peak traffic hours are the periods of time where the majority of commuters are on the roads, <br />resulting in higher traffic volumes and congestion. During these periods, more vehicles are on <br />the road, however motor vehicle speeds are typically slower due to congestion. Details on the <br />time of day of the fatal traffic crashes shows that the highest number of crashes occurred <br />outside of peak traffic hours, specifically between 1-4 pm and 7-10 pm (see Figure 15). <br />Map 7 identifies the location of fatal traffic crashes that occurred during the AM and PM peak <br />periods. Communities of concern, roadway ownership, and the location of available police <br />stations and hospitals have been delineated as well. <br />FIGURE 15. HAWAII ISLAND FATAL TRAFFIC CRASHES BY PEAK/OFF-PEAK HOURS (YEARS 2013-2018) <br />10 <br />9 <br />LO <br />0 <br />Weekday <br />Morning Peak Period <br />6:00:00 AM to <br />9:00:00 AM <br />Weekday <br />Evening Peak Period <br />3:00;00 PM to <br />6:00:00 PM <br />Weekday <br />Weekend <br />------------------------ <br />` e e <IV <br />' <br />na y c'r• b 'ti, .p' '1 yd h n �'7 ki fti vw }p. <br />Time of the Fatal Crash <br />20 <br />