Honolulu — Chapter 15A

ROH §15A-1.1 Definitions for Bicycle Registration Rules

ROH §15A-1.2 Bicycle shops must keep sales records for four years

ROH §15A-1.3 Proving you own a new bicycle when registering it

ROH §15A-1.4 Getting and replacing a bicycle registration certificate

ROH §15A-1.5 How to transfer a bicycle registration

ROH §15A-1.6 Evidence of ownership

ROH §15A-1.7 Don't remove or change bicycle serial numbers

ROH §15A-1.8 New bicycles sold before the law took effect are exempt

ROH §15A-1.9 Violation and penalty

ROH §15A-2.1 Definitions for driver's licenses and permits

ROH §15A-2.2 Fees for driver's licenses, permits, and tests

ROH §15A-2.3 Where collected fees go

ROH §15A-3.1 Vehicle weight tax rates and how to pay them

ROH §15A-3.2 Delinquent penalties

ROH §15A-3.3 Tax break for buses used as homeless shelters

ROH §15A-4.1 Vehicle registration and plate fees

ROH §15A-4.2 Fee for vehicle tag or emblem in later years

ROH §15A-4.3 Fees for new or replacement plates, tags, or emblems

ROH §15A-4.4 Fee for fixing registration records

ROH §15A-4.5 Fee for issuing a new title certificate

ROH §15A-4.6 Fee for getting a duplicate title certificate

ROH §15A-4.7 How car dealers and rental companies register vehicles

ROH §15A-5.1 Rules for car alarms that sound too long

ROH §15A-5.2 When a car alarm counts as sounding for 10 minutes

ROH §15A-5.3 When the vehicle alarm law does not apply

ROH §15A-5.4 Definitions for vehicle alarm and towing rules

ROH §15A-5.5 Police can enter property to identify a car and its owner

ROH §15A-5.6 When police can remove a car with a loud alarm

ROH §15A-5.7 When police can turn off a car alarm and tow the vehicle

ROH §15A-6.1 Definitions for this article

ROH §15A-6.2 Fees for inspecting a rebuilt vehicle

ROH §15A-6.3 Automatic Repeal When State Law Is Repealed