Hawaii SB215 regulates towing companies by setting maximum fees, requiring notices to vehicle owners, and detailing towing procedures.

Hawaii SB215 establishes regulations for towing companies, including maximum fees for towing and storage, requirements for notices to vehicle owners, and procedures for handling abandoned vehicles. Towing companies must charge a maximum of $75 for a tow during regular hours and $85 for overnight tows. They must provide a receipt with maximum charges and contact information for the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. Towing companies must also notify vehicle owners of the towing and storage location within 15 days.

Hawaii SB215 regulates towing companies by setting maximum fees, requiring notices to vehicle owners, and detailing towing procedures.

Hawaii SB215 establishes regulations for towing companies, including maximum fees for towing and storage, requirements for notices to vehicle owners, and procedures for handling abandoned vehicles. Towing companies must charge a maximum of $75 for a tow during regular hours and $85 for overnight tows. They must provide a receipt with maximum charges and contact information for the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs. Towing companies must also notify vehicle owners of the towing and storage location within 15 days.