Hawaii HB2027 amends vehicle registration and enforcement laws, including penalties for expired registrations and use of shoulder lanes.

Hawaii HB2027 amends vehicle registration enforcement by allowing the Department of Transportation and county police to impound vehicles with expired registrations of three years or more and seize those with expired registrations of five years or more. Owners can redeem impounded vehicles by paying updated registration fees and penalties, while seized vehicles are disposed of if not redeemed. The bill also prohibits driving on roadway shoulders except under specific conditions and sets fines for violations.

Hawaii HB2027 amends vehicle registration and enforcement laws, including penalties for expired registrations and use of shoulder lanes.

Hawaii HB2027 amends vehicle registration enforcement by allowing the Department of Transportation and county police to impound vehicles with expired registrations of three years or more and seize those with expired registrations of five years or more. Owners can redeem impounded vehicles by paying updated registration fees and penalties, while seized vehicles are disposed of if not redeemed. The bill also prohibits driving on roadway shoulders except under specific conditions and sets fines for violations.