Hawaii SB2851 mandates a notification for law enforcement officers when they electronically check a deaf driver's vehicle registration.
Hawaii SB2851 requires the addition of a "deaf" designation on motor vehicle registrations for deaf individuals. This designation will alert law enforcement officers during electronic checks, aiming to prevent miscommunication and potential dangers during traffic stops. The designation is accessible only to law enforcement and restricted to other parties by law. The definition of "deaf" includes an average speech frequency loss of 82 decibels or worse, certified by a qualified professional or demonstrated through tax forms. This Act takes effect upon approval.
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