Chapter 286

§286-2 Definitions for Hawaii's vehicle and traffic laws

§286-3 Governor's role in traffic safety

§286-4.1 Medical board that advises on driver health checks

§286-5 Who serves on the state highway safety council and what it does

§286-6 Each county must have a traffic safety council

§286-7 Governor can hand highway safety programs to counties

§286-7.5 State and counties must adopt a Vision Zero traffic safety policy

§286-8 State traffic safety rules and work site penalties

§286-9 Building street facilities for people with disabilities

§286-10 Getting a ticket instead of going to jail

§286-12 When you can drive an ATV or UTV on a street

§286-16 State rules for vehicle inspection, driver licenses, and registration

§286-17 Enforcement

§286-18 Transportation director makes rules for this part

§286-21 Driving vehicles with broken or unsafe equipment

§286-22 Police can inspect unsafe vehicles and order repairs

§286-23 What to do after getting a vehicle inspection citation

§286-24 Vehicle owner is responsible for unsafe vehicle conditions

§286-25 Driving without a valid inspection certificate

§286-26 When vehicles need safety inspections and certificates

§286-26.5 Rules for special interest vehicles and street rods

§286-27 Rules for getting and running an official inspection station

§286-28 Fines and permit actions for bad inspection stations

§286-29 Fines for pretending to be an official inspection station

§286-30 Penalties for fake or misused inspection certificates

§286-31 How vehicle safety inspectors get certified and renewed

§286-41 How to register a vehicle and who must register

§286-42 County finance director's duties for vehicle registration

§286-43 Changing or hiding vehicle identification numbers is illegal

§286-44 Rules for having vehicles with changed ID numbers

§286-44.5 Getting a salvage certificate for a damaged vehicle

§286-45 How the county keeps vehicle registration records

§286-46 Keeping a public record of vehicle tax liens and other claims

§286-47 Getting and keeping your vehicle registration papers

§286-47.2 Getting and carrying a trailer registration certificate

§286-47.5 Tell the county when your address or name changes

§286-48 Getting a salvage certificate for a wrecked car

§286-49 What it means when a vehicle is registered under multiple names

§286-50 Registering a vehicle that is outside Hawaii; fixing errors; fee

§286-51 Renewing your vehicle registration and paying fees

§286-51.5 How to junk a car that cannot be driven

§286-52 What to do when a vehicle's title changes hands

§286-52.4 Vehicle lease rental adjustments are not sales

§286-52.5 Steps to transfer a trailer's registration

§286-53 Rules for dealer plates on new cars

§286-53.1 Moving boat trailers without license plates

§286-53.5 Permanent license plates for large vehicle fleets

§286-53.6 Fleet vehicle registration renewal fees and liens

§286-54 Getting a temporary vehicle permit for out-of-state cars

§286-55 Getting a new certificate if yours is lost or damaged

§286-56 Registering official government and foreign vehicles

§286-56.5 Special license plates for foreign consuls and officials

§286-57 Rules for taking vehicles out of Hawaii

§286-58 Appealing a county finance director's decision

§286-59 What happens when you appeal a vehicle registration denial

§286-60 District court appeals: rules, costs, and process

§286-61 Fines for breaking vehicle registration and licensing rules

§286-62 Special license plates for amateur radio operators

§286-63 Special license plates for amateur radio operators

§286-64 Surrendering regular plates for special plates

§286-65 Returning special plates when you sell your car or lose your license

§286-66 Who handles special license plates

§286-67 Fees for special license plates

§286-68 How these special plate rules fit with other laws

§286-69 Fine for breaking driver license rules

§286-71 Autocycle rules

§286-72 License plate flipping devices are banned

§286-73 License plate covers and shields are banned

§286-81 Motorcycle, motor scooter, moped, etc.; protective devices

§286-81.5 Safety flag required on rented mopeds and motor scooters

§286-83 Approved car parts required for sale and use

§286-84 When the state can take back approval of a device

§286-85 Getting approval to drive a rebuilt vehicle

§286-86 Ban on fake or broken air bags and related devices

§286-101 Who gives driving tests

§286-101.5 Out-of-state drivers can get a Hawaii license without retesting

§286-102 Who needs a driver's license and what happens before getting one

§286-102.3 Commercial driving under age 21

§286-102.5 Selective Service registration for driver's license applicants

§286-102.6 Provisional license for drivers under 18

§286-103 Rules for restricted driver's licenses

§286-104 Who cannot get a driver's license

§286-104.5 Getting a driver's license without proof of legal presence

§286-105 Who does not need a Hawaii driver's license

§286-106 When driver's licenses expire

§286-106.5 Military driver's licenses stay valid after return from overseas

§286-107 How to renew your driver's license

§286-107.5 How to reactivate an expired driver's license

§286-108 What you must do to pass the driver's license test

§286-108.4 Statewide driver education and training program setup

§286-109 Getting a driver's license and what goes on it

§286-109.4 Asking about advance health-care directives on driver's license applications

§286-109.5 Organ donor choice on your driver's license

§286-109.6 Organ donor information access for organ procurement groups

§286-109.7 Optional $1 donation for organ and tissue education

§286-110 Getting a learner's permit to practice driving

§286-111 Applying for a driver's license or permit and paying fees

§286-111.5 Voter registration when you get a driver's license

§286-112 Who must sign a minor's driver's license application

§286-113 Canceling a minor's license to end your responsibility

§286-114 What happens to a minor's driving permit if the adult who signed dies

§286-116 Carry your license and insurance card while driving

§286-116.5 Tell the DMV about address or name changes

§286-117 Getting a replacement for a lost, destroyed, or worn-out license

§286-118 Driver records the examiner must keep

§286-118.5 Getting your license back after an OVUII revocation

§286-119 When the state can suspend or revoke your driver's license

§286-120 When the driver's license examiner can cancel your license

§286-121 How nonresident driving privileges can be suspended or revoked

§286-122 Suspension of a license; surrender

§286-123 Courts must send conviction records to the driver examiner

§286-124 Court must take away license for deadly driving crimes

§286-125 Court can suspend or revoke a driver's license for certain crimes

§286-126 How long a license can be suspended or revoked

§286-128 Out-of-state driving records and court-ordered driver review

§286-129 Appealing a license decision to circuit court

§286-130 No driving with a foreign license while suspended or revoked

§286-131 Unlawful use of a driver's license

§286-132 No driving while your license is suspended or revoked

§286-133 You cannot let an unlicensed person drive your vehicle

§286-134 Hiring an unlicensed driver

§286-135 Renting a motor vehicle to another

§286-136 Penalties for breaking driving rules in this part

§286-137 Courts must keep records of traffic cases

§286-138 Fixing traffic tickets is a crime

§286-139 Insurance discounts for good driving records

§286-171 Statewide traffic records system

§286-172 Getting information from the traffic records system

§286-181 Rules for vehicles that carry students to school

§286-201 Definitions for motor carrier rules

§286-202 Director's duties and powers for motor carrier safety

§286-202.5 Driver safety courses for heavy vehicle drivers

§286-202.6 How to mark commercial vehicles with required information

§286-202.8 Mudguards for commercial trucks

§286-203 Who can enforce the hazardous materials transportation rules

§286-204 Trucking companies must keep safety records in Hawaii

§286-204.5 Filing vehicle forms and getting an ID card

§286-205 When accident reports can be used as evidence

§286-206 Penalty for motor carriers

§286-207 Exemptions for certain vehicles

§286-209 Annual safety inspections for commercial motor vehicles

§286-210 Driving without a safety inspection decal

§286-211 Rules for getting and keeping an official inspection station permit

§286-212 Suspension or revocation of permits

§286-213 Fake inspection station or certificate is illegal

§286-214 False inspection certificates

§286-215 Fees for vehicle plan approval applications

§286-216 Where traffic fines and fees go

§286-217 Out-of-state shipping container chassis: registration and safety inspection

§286-222 State rules for moving hazardous materials

§286-223 Rules for moving hazardous materials by truck

§286-224 Inspections of hazardous materials shipments

§286-225 Reporting hazardous material spills and leaks

§286-226 Routes for explosive shipments

§286-227 Fines and jail time for breaking these rules

§286-231 Definitions for commercial driver's license rules

§286-232 One driver's license for commercial drivers

§286-233 Commercial drivers must report convictions and license problems

§286-234 Employer duties for commercial driver licenses

§286-235 You need a commercial driver's license to drive commercial vehicles

§286-235.5 Who does not need a commercial driver's license

§286-236 Rules for getting and keeping a commercial driver's license

§286-238 What you need to apply for a commercial driver's license or permit

§286-238.2 What a commercial learner's permit must show and allow

§286-239 Types of commercial driver's licenses and how they work

§286-239.5 How to reactivate an expired commercial driver's license

§286-240 When commercial driver's licenses are taken away or reduced

§286-241 What happens when a commercial driver's license is disqualified or suspended

§286-241.4 When the state can suspend or revoke a commercial driver's license

§286-241.5 Notice and hearing after license suspension

§286-241.6 Appealing a commercial driver's license suspension or revocation

§286-242 No alcohol allowed for commercial drivers

§286-243 Commercial driver alcohol and drug testing: implied consent

§286-244 Reporting out-of-state driver convictions to their home state

§286-245 How driving records are kept and who can see them

§286-247 Who can make agreements under this law

§286-248 Driving with an out-of-state commercial license

§286-249 Penalties for driving without a valid commercial license

§286-271 Rules for shipping vehicles between Hawaiian islands

§286-301 Getting a state ID card and what it does

§286-301.5 Getting an ID card without appearing in person

§286-301.6 Getting a state ID without proving legal presence

§286-302 Who can give oaths and take statements

§286-303 How to apply for a Hawaii identification card

§286-303.5 Voter registration when you get an ID card

§286-304 Getting an ID card: what you must provide and how

§286-305 What Hawaii ID cards look like and what they show

§286-306 When ID cards expire, how to renew or replace them

§286-307 Identification card rules: altering, losing, and returning cards

§286-308 Fixing or updating your Hawaii ID card

§286-309 Rules for fees and fee waivers for ID cards

§286-310 Forms for driver licensing

§286-311 Who can see driver records and how they are kept

§286-312 State fund for civil identification card fees

§286-313 Counties get paid back for their costs