Hawaii HB1486 aims to address public safety by making it a disorderly conduct offense to loiter near bus stops without using the service.
Hawaii HB1486 seeks to tackle the issue of public safety by amending disorderly conduct laws. It specifically targets individuals who loiter within twenty feet of a bus stop without intending to use the bus service. Law enforcement officers are authorized to remove such individuals and confiscate their personal property. The bill also allocates funds to enforce these provisions across various counties in Hawaii. The intent is to ensure bus stops remain clear and safe for all users, particularly those with mobility issues.
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