Hawaii SB419 mandates insurance coverage for replacing child passenger restraint systems damaged in collisions.
Hawaii SB419 requires motor vehicle insurance policies to cover the replacement cost of child passenger restraint systems damaged in collisions. This law aims to ensure child safety by replacing compromised systems, reducing parental anxiety, and preventing injuries. Insurers must ask about the use of such systems during claims and replace them if damaged. This policy aligns with best practices recommended by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and follows similar laws in California and Texas.
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