SB367 amends Hawaii vehicle inspection procedures, allowing replacement of lost or stolen inspection stickers without reinspection and updating.
SB367 modifies Hawaii's vehicle inspection process by allowing the replacement of lost, stolen, or destroyed inspection stickers without requiring a new inspection, provided the current certificate of inspection has not expired. It also updates the inspection certificate to include the issuing insurance carrier's name, policy number, and odometer reading. The bill sets the fee for replacement stickers to be determined by the director.
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