Establishes a zero-emissions rideshare rebate program in Hawaii to support low- and moderate-income drivers in purchasing or leasing zero-emission.
This bill establishes a zero-emissions rideshare rebate program in Hawaii to support low- and moderate-income drivers in purchasing or leasing zero-emission vehicles. The program is administered by the Department of Transportation and may contract with a third-party administrator. A rideshare fee is assessed on each prearranged ride, with the funds deposited into a zero-emissions rideshare subaccount within the highway development special fund. The rebate program aims to reduce transportation costs for drivers and facilitate the decarbonization of the rideshare industry.
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