Hawaii HB1160 amends pupil transportation safety regulations, requiring licensing for drivers of vehicles transporting pupils to and from school.
Hawaii HB1160 modifies the licensing requirements for drivers of vehicles transporting pupils to and from school. It mandates that drivers of vehicles used for pupil transportation, including school buses, motorcoaches, small buses, and vans, must be properly licensed. The bill also outlines criteria for exemptions from these licensing requirements, such as when school vehicles are unavailable or impractical to use. Additionally, it establishes safety rules and standards for school vehicles, equipment, and drivers, ensuring compliance with established regulations.
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