Hawaii HB2375 regulates towing practices on state and state-leased lands, requiring electronic payments, centralized logs, and public reporting.
Hawaii HB2375 establishes regulations for towing practices on state and state-leased lands. It mandates that towing and storage fees be payable by credit card and at least one additional electronic payment method. Towing companies must maintain an online payment system and cannot refuse, restrict, surcharge, delay, or discourage electronic payments. The bill also requires towing companies to post a notice stating that state law mandates centralized electronic logs of all tow authorizations, which must include citation number, date, time, location, photographic evidence, authorizing official.
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