HRS §291-11
No children under seven on motorcycles or motor scooters
This law says a driver cannot carry a child under seven years old on a motorcycle or motor scooter, unless the vehicle has three wheels, is electric, has a full enclosed cab, and has seat belts or child restraints. If the driver breaks this rule, they can be fined up to $200.
The statute, as written — Riders and passengers under seven years of age on motorcycles and motor scooters prohibited; penalty
(a) It shall be unlawful for any driver of a motorcycle or motor scooter to carry as a passenger or to permit to ride thereon any person under the age of seven years. (b) A driver of a motorcycle or motor scooter shall be permitted to carry as a passenger or permit to ride thereon any person under the age of seven years; provided that the motorcycle or motor scooter: (1) Has three wheels; (2) Is powered by an electric motor; (3) Has a full body enclosed cab; and (4) Has a seat belt assembly or a child restraint system for the driver and passenger; and the operator and passenger uses the seat belt or child restraint system pursuant to sections 291-11.5 and 291-11.6. (c) A motorcycle or motor scooter driver who violates this section shall be fined not more than $200.
Sections this one refers to
§291-11.5 Child passenger restraints
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