Chapter 291

§291-1 What key terms mean in this part

§291-2 Reckless driving or riding an animal

§291-3.1 Open alcohol in a vehicle

§291-3.2 No drinking or open alcohol as a passenger in a vehicle

§291-3.3 Open alcohol containers in vehicles and at scenic lookouts

§291-3.4 Exception for hired cars with a barrier

§291-4.6 Driving with a suspended license for unpaid child support

§291-8 No baggage sticking out past the sides of a passenger vehicle

§291-9 No baggage or freight on car running boards

§291-10 Fines for breaking traffic rules in sections 291-8 and 291-9

§291-11 No children under seven on motorcycles or motor scooters

§291-11.5 Child passenger restraints

§291-11.6 Seat belt rules for drivers and passengers

§291-12 Careless driving causing a crash

§291-13 Moped riders have the same rights and duties as other drivers

§291-14 Rules for riding in the back of a pickup truck

§291-15 Extra fee for injuries from certain traffic offenses

§291-16 Extra $10 fee for traffic law violations

§291-17 No handheld devices while driving commercial vehicles

§291-18 No visible smoke from modified vehicles onto others

§291-21.3 Definitions for vehicle window tinting

§291-21.5 Rules for window tinting and sun screening on vehicles

§291-22 No loud exhaust or muffler changes on motor scooters

§291-23 Fines for breaking the rules in section 291-22

§291-24 Noisy mufflers on motorcycles and mopeds

§291-24.5 Rules for quiet mufflers on public roads

§291-24.6 Fines for car alarms that keep ringing

§291-25 When and how vehicles must use headlights at night

§291-26 Headlight testing and approval rules

§291-28 Red light and flag for loads sticking out the back

§291-29 Lights required on both sides of most vehicles at night

§291-30 Spotlight use

§291-31 Rear lights required for vehicles, motorcycles, and motor scooters

§291-31.5 Blue lights are banned on most vehicles

§291-32 Penalties for driving without proper lights

§291-33 Wheel projections that can damage roads are banned

§291-34 Size limits for vehicles on Hawaii roads

§291-35 Weight limits for trucks and vehicles on Hawaii roads

§291-35.1 Bumper Height Rules

§291-36 Getting permission to drive oversized or overweight vehicles

§291-37 Fines for breaking vehicle weight and size rules

§291-39 Who enforces vehicle size and weight rules and what they can do

§291-51 Definitions for disability parking

§291-51.3 State payment to counties for parking placards

§291-51.4 Fake disability verification for parking permits is a crime

§291-51.5 Special license plates for people with disabilities

§291-51.6 Getting a temporary removable windshield placard

§291-51.7 Out-of-state disability parking permits must be honored

§291-52 Getting a removable parking placard for long-term disability

§291-52.2 Getting a disabled parking exemption permit

§291-52.5 Getting an ID card with a disability parking permit

§291-52.6 Replacing a disabled parking placard or permit

§291-52.7 Fake disability parking permits and ID cards are a crime

§291-53 Disability parking permit use and penalty

§291-53.2 Who can sell or buy disability parking permits

§291-53.3 When police can take a disability parking permit

§291-54 How to display a disabled parking placard or permit

§291-55 Free parking for disabled drivers at meters

§291-56 Rules for Disability Parking Permits

§291-57 Parking in disability spaces: rules and fines

§291-58 Parking rules for disabled drivers and fines for violations

§291-59 Enforcement

§291-60 Who pays for the disability parking program

§291-61 County rules for disability parking

§291-71 EV charging parking spaces

§291-72 Parking rules and fines for electric vehicle spots

§291-73 Counties can make rules to enforce electric vehicle charging laws