Hawaii HB227 amends vehicle inspection fines, increasing penalties for operating without a current certificate.

Hawaii HB227 modifies the fine structure for operating a vehicle or moped without a current official certificate of inspection. It sets a $100 fine for a first offense and a $200 fine for a second offense within ten years. The bill also introduces a cap on fines for cases where the certificate of inspection is more than two years expired. This change aims to ensure vehicle safety by enforcing stricter penalties for non-compliance with inspection requirements.

Hawaii HB227 amends vehicle inspection fines, increasing penalties for operating without a current certificate.

Hawaii HB227 modifies the fine structure for operating a vehicle or moped without a current official certificate of inspection. It sets a $100 fine for a first offense and a $200 fine for a second offense within ten years. The bill also introduces a cap on fines for cases where the certificate of inspection is more than two years expired. This change aims to ensure vehicle safety by enforcing stricter penalties for non-compliance with inspection requirements.