SB2697 amends Hawaii transportation laws to establish penalties for using shoulder lanes and expired vehicle registrations.
SB2697 amends Hawaii transportation laws by prohibiting the use of shoulder lanes except under specific conditions and establishes penalties for such infractions. It also sets penalties for vehicles with expired registrations, including fines and potential vehicle seizure and disposal. The bill further mandates that the Department of Transportation and county police departments report annually on enforcement activities. The changes do not affect rights and duties that matured, penalties incurred, or proceedings begun before the bill's effective date.
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