While the drivers seem courteous and the limos impressive, the company itself, especially its owner, is inconsiderate of the very precious community and natural environment from which it makes its likely ample profits Alas, in this instance they took twenty tourists on a photo shoot in two vans to Iao Valley which they left their engines running in the preciousness of that place for at least 1/hour oblivious and contrary to a state law requiring that vehicles - including the big diesel buses (one right beside them) which shut their engines off after three minutesWhen informed of this, the limo service owner was wholly uninterested and simply hung up Two, the groups were wholly insensitive as they unconsciously blocked trails for those of us who live here making passing them difficult It was as if no one else existed but themThis said, "Aloha Maui Limousine" is NOT a local business rather one created by someone from somewhere else with little sensitivity and respect for the pristine nature of Maui's "`aina" and her people In fact, noting the owner's accent, he sounds like he's from the East Coast (NJ?) and could care less about anything more than exploiting Maui
While the drivers seem courteous and the limos impressive, the company itself, especially its owner, is inconsiderate of the very precious community and natural environment from which it makes its likely ample profits. Alas, in this instance they took twenty tourists on a photo shoot in two vans to Iao Valley which they left their engines running in the preciousness of that place for at least 1/2 hour oblivious and contrary to a state law requiring that vehicles - including the big diesel buses (one right beside them) which shut their engines off after three minutes.
When informed of this, the limo service owner was wholly uninterested and simply hung up. Two, the groups were wholly insensitive as they unconsciously blocked trails for those of us who live here making passing them difficult. It was as if no one else existed but them.
This said, "Aloha Maui Limousine" is NOT a local business rather one created by someone from somewhere else with little sensitivity and respect for the pristine nature of Maui's "`aina" and her people. In fact, noting the owner's accent, he sounds like he's from the East Coast (NJ?) and could care less about anything more than exploiting Maui.
While the drivers seem courteous and the limos impressive, the company itself, especially its owner, is inconsiderate of the very precious community and natural environment from which it makes its likely ample profits Alas, in this instance they took twenty tourists on a photo shoot in two vans to Iao Valley which they left their engines running in the preciousness of that place for at least 1/hour oblivious and contrary to a state law requiring that vehicles - including the big diesel buses (one right beside them) which shut their engines off after three minutesWhen informed of this, the limo service owner was wholly uninterested and simply hung up Two, the groups were wholly insensitive as they unconsciously blocked trails for those of us who live here making passing them difficult It was as if no one else existed but themThis said, "Aloha Maui Limousine" is NOT a local business rather one created by someone from somewhere else with little sensitivity and respect for the pristine nature of Maui's "`aina" and her people In fact, noting the owner's accent, he sounds like he's from the East Coast (NJ?) and could care less about anything more than exploiting Maui
While the drivers seem courteous and the limos impressive, the company itself, especially its owner, is inconsiderate of the very precious community and natural environment from which it makes its likely ample profits. Alas, in this instance they took twenty tourists on a photo shoot in two vans to Iao Valley which they left their engines running in the preciousness of that place for at least 1/2 hour oblivious and contrary to a state law requiring that vehicles - including the big diesel buses (one right beside them) which shut their engines off after three minutes.
When informed of this, the limo service owner was wholly uninterested and simply hung up. Two, the groups were wholly insensitive as they unconsciously blocked trails for those of us who live here making passing them difficult. It was as if no one else existed but them.
This said, "Aloha Maui Limousine" is NOT a local business rather one created by someone from somewhere else with little sensitivity and respect for the pristine nature of Maui's "`aina" and her people. In fact, noting the owner's accent, he sounds like he's from the East Coast (NJ?) and could care less about anything more than exploiting Maui.