Hawaiʻi County — Chapter 18
90 sections of the Hawaiʻi County Code
HCC §18-1 Definitions for County Transportation Rules
HCC §18-10 How the commission makes its own rules and handles evidence
HCC §18-11 How the commission must notify people about a hearing
HCC §18-12 Penalties for carriers breaking the rules
HCC §18-13 How to appeal a commission decision on your certificate
HCC §18-14 Carriers are not treated as public utilities here
HCC §18-15 How many passengers a county bus or van can carry
HCC §18-16 Children under five not counted as passengers
HCC §18-17 How seating capacity is set for passenger vehicles
HCC §18-18 Vehicles must show seating capacity in paint
HCC §18-19 No more passengers than seats allowed
HCC §18-2 Safety glass required
HCC §18-20 Overloading a passenger vehicle is a crime
HCC §18-21 Setting aside bayfront parking for city buses
HCC §18-22 Setting aside bayfront parking for country buses
HCC §18-23 City bus parking rules
HCC §18-24 Monthly parking fee for buses at terminals
HCC §18-3 How the County Transportation Commission is formed
HCC §18-31 Why taxis are regulated and what the words mean
HCC §18-32 Getting a license to run a taxicab
HCC §18-33 How the county decides on taxicab certificates and transfers
HCC §18-34 Taxicab driver must show a special sign when not for hire
HCC §18-35 Cruising by taxicabs
HCC §18-36 No unlicensed taxicab equipment on your vehicle
HCC §18-37 Getting and keeping a taxicab license
HCC §18-38 Getting and displaying a taxicab driver's permit
HCC §18-39 Rules for getting a taxicab driver's permit
HCC §18-4 Who leads the transit commission and can assign staff
HCC §18-40 Taxicab permit expiration, renewal, and license suspension rules
HCC §18-41 Fees for taxi driver permits
HCC §18-42 When a taxicab driver's permit can be taken away
HCC §18-43 Appealing a taxicab permit refusal to circuit court
HCC §18-44 Rules for taxicab fare meters
HCC §18-45 How taxi meters must be used during a ride
HCC §18-46 Taximeter registration and inspection before taxi use
HCC §18-47 Taxicab drivers must pay taximeter inspection fees
HCC §18-48 Fixing and testing a broken taximeter before use
HCC §18-49 Taxi fare rules and allowed discounts
HCC §18-5 Commission's role in overseeing carriers and advising on transit
HCC §18-50 When taxicab drivers can charge for waiting
HCC §18-51 How taxi fares are calculated for pickups and returns
HCC §18-52 Taxi baggage fees and what is free
HCC §18-53 Taxi fare rates require meter adjustment and testing
HCC §18-54 Rules for sharing a taxicab with strangers
HCC §18-55 Taxicab fare rates must be posted inside each cab
HCC §18-56 Definitions for school bus rules
HCC §18-57 Fine for breaking this article's rules
HCC §18-58 School buses must pass a safety check
HCC §18-59 Where fuel tanks must be on school buses
HCC §18-6 Carriers must get a certificate before providing service
HCC §18-60 School bus exhaust pipe rules
HCC §18-61 School bus door placement and operation rules
HCC §18-62 Emergency exits on school buses
HCC §18-63 School bus aisle and ceiling safety rules
HCC §18-64 Where student seats must be placed on a bus
HCC §18-65 School bus seat rules for students
HCC §18-66 Safety equipment required on every school bus
HCC §18-67 School buses must be cleaned every day
HCC §18-68 Metal screens required on certain vehicles
HCC §18-69 School bus identification markings
HCC §18-7 Certificates owned by two or more people
HCC §18-70 No alcohol allowed on school buses
HCC §18-71 Smoking restricted
HCC §18-72 Limits on how many hours a driver can work
HCC §18-73 School bus drivers must not chat while driving
HCC §18-74 Daily school bus safety checks before driving
HCC §18-75 What to do when a school bus becomes unsafe
HCC §18-76 School bus safety: stop use until certified safe
HCC §18-77 School bus driver's authority over student conduct
HCC §18-78 School bus riders must cross safely before the bus moves
HCC §18-79 School bus drivers must report dangerous drivers
HCC §18-8 When a carrier's certificate can be taken away
HCC §18-80 School bus drivers must drive safely at all times
HCC §18-81 School bus drivers must not leave a running bus
HCC §18-82 No dangerous loading of school buses
HCC §18-84 How school buses must stop outside Hilo
HCC §18-85 Backing up a school bus
HCC §18-86 When a school bus can use neutral or disengage the clutch
HCC §18-87 School buses cannot pull trailers or carry freight
HCC §18-88 Bus safety inspection before getting a passenger license
HCC §18-89 Monthly safety checks required for school vehicles
HCC §18-9 County sets bus routes, rates, safety, and insurance rules
HCC §18-90 Bus fares and who pays what
HCC §18-91 Bus baggage fees and free carry-on items
HCC §18-92 Shared-ride fare schedule by mileage
HCC §18-93 Setting up the Hele-On Kako paratransit service
HCC §18-94 What paratransit service and rider mean
HCC §18-95 How the transit agency decides who can use Hele-On Kako'o services
HCC §18-96 When the bus service can suspend your rides
HCC §18-97 How to appeal a mass transit decision
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