Hawaii SB3226 amends motor vehicle laws to require impoundment of vehicles for certain violations and specifies penalties.
Hawaii SB3226 amends several sections of the Hawaii Revised Statutes concerning motor vehicles. It mandates that vehicles be impounded if the driver is found not to have a valid driver's license, vehicle registration, or liability insurance identification card, and if the driver is reckless. The vehicle remains in county possession until the driver presents valid documents and pays related costs. It also specifies fines for various violations, including failure to register a vehicle after a transfer between counties.
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