Hawaii SB502 regulates the use of all-terrain and utility-terrain vehicles on streets and highways.
Hawaii SB502 amends vehicle regulations to allow all-terrain and utility-terrain vehicles to be operated on streets under specific conditions. These vehicles may be used as farm equipment or by city, county, or state workers within their official duties. The bill also mandates that operators wear safety helmets with securely fastened chin straps. Violations of these regulations result in a $250 fine per incident.
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