Hawaii HB230 amends traffic citation procedures for unattended vehicles and illegal use of high occupancy vehicle lanes or disabled parking spaces.
Hawaii HB230 modifies how traffic citations are handled for specific violations. For unattended vehicles, the citation must be affixed to the vehicle. For illegal use of high occupancy vehicle lanes or disabled parking spaces, if the violator refuses the citation, it must be sent by certified or registered mail to the vehicle's registered owner. The bill also specifies that the citation period ends on the next non-holiday day if the end date falls on a weekend or holiday.
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