Hawaii SB2990 amends administrative revocation procedures for driver's licenses.
Hawaii SB2990 modifies the administrative revocation process for driver's licenses, detailing the conditions under which a license may be administratively revoked and the procedures for requesting a hearing. It specifies the duration of revocations based on the number of prior alcohol or drug enforcement contacts and mandates ignition interlock devices for certain cases. The bill also outlines the notice requirements and the process for requesting administrative review. It takes effect on July 1, 2026.
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