Hawaii HB2033 amends vehicle inspection and registration laws, and establishes an automated speed enforcement systems program.
Hawaii HB2033 amends vehicle inspection and registration laws by allowing counties to use automatic license plate recognition systems to identify vehicles not properly displaying current certificates of inspection or registration. Counties may issue citations with fines ranging from $75 to $500, depending on the offense. The bill also establishes the automated speed enforcement systems program to enforce speed restriction laws. It includes provisions for the installation of cameras on school buses, with fines for violations and community service requirements.
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