HRS §287-6
License suspension after an accident
If you are in an accident and do not meet the insurance or security requirements, the administrator will suspend your driver's license or permit and the vehicle owner's license. Nonresidents lose driving privileges in Hawaii. You get at least ten days' notice before the suspension starts.
The statute, as written — Suspension of license
The administrator shall suspend the license or permit of each driver and the license of the registered owner of the motor vehicle in any manner involved in the accident and if the driver is a nonresident, any privilege of operating the motor vehicle within the State shall cease, and if the owner of the motor vehicle is a nonresident, the privilege of the use within the State of any motor vehicle owned by the nonresident shall also cease, unless the driver or owner or both have satisfied the requirements of section 287-5 or have deposited security in the sum determined by the administrator. Notice of the suspension shall be sent by the administrator to the driver and registered owner and the nonresident owner not less than ten days prior to the effective date of the suspension and shall state the amount required as security. Where erroneous information is given the administrator with respect to the matters set forth in [paragraph] (1), (2), or (3) of section 287-7, the administrator shall take appropriate action as hereinbefore provided within sixty days after receipt by the administrator of correct information with respect to those matters.
Sections this one refers to
§287-5 When the state can require accident security
§287-7 When the financial responsibility rules do not apply
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