Hawaii HB102 amends vehicle inspection requirements, including the issuance of inspection certificates and stickers.
Hawaii HB102 modifies the process for vehicle inspections, requiring the issuance of a certificate of inspection upon payment of a fee. It mandates that a sticker be affixed to the vehicle at the time of inspection. The bill specifies that no certificate will be issued if the vehicle's muffler has been altered to increase noise. It also allows for the replacement of lost, stolen, or destroyed inspection stickers without reinspection, provided the current certificate and sticker have not expired. The changes take effect on July 1, 2025.
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