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What we know: The Coconino County Sheriff's Office says deputies on April 21 responded to reports of a man getting out of a car and obstructing traffic near Highway 89 and Silver Saddle Road.

Lava may cut across Saddle Road, which runs across the island, and it may endanger parts of the nearby Mauna Loa Observatory. If so, that would be unwelcome, but it is a far cry from the most ...

Inouye, Saddle Road. If that highway had been taken out ... But we’ll take care of Big Island and its needs.” Over 12 days, lava traveled 16 miles ― about 1.7 miles from the highway ...

Magno and other county officials had warned that slow-moving lava could force the closure of Saddle Road, also known as Route 200 or Daniel K. Inouye Highway. That prompted motorists to brace for ...

"People are here and seeing some of the most unbelievable sights ever, and you don't have to go up Saddle Road. You can see [the Mauna Loa lava flow] from Hilo. You can see it from Kona.

Many tourists flocked to Hawaii Island to witness Pele's spectacular event, causing extra traffic on Saddle Road, the fastest route between Hilo and Kona and a vantage point for the lava flow.

Lava from Maunaloa, which began erupting Nov. 27 after being quiet for 38 years, was 1.76 miles (2.83 kilometers) from Saddle Road, also known as Route 200 or Daniel K. Inouye Highway, the U.S.

The actual lava flows are considered to be manifestations ... Traffic is building on Saddle Road, which typically does not experience backups, Fien said. "We're not used to traffic jams," Fien ...

Lava is overtopping channels near the vent with flows extending ... Inouye Highway, known locally as Saddle Road, provides access between Hilo and Kona on opposite sides of Big Island. A blockage of ...

Traffic is building on Saddle Road, which typically does not experience backups, Fien said. "We're not used to traffic jams," Fien said. As of Tuesday night, the lava was just 1.8 miles away from ...