Hawaii Administrative Code

The director shall select a single vendor to certify, install, maintain, monitor and remove ignition interlock devices. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-147-4 [Eff FEB 14 2011] (Auth: HRS § 291E-6) (Imp: HRS § 291E-6)

(a) The director shall issue a solicitation in accordance with state procurement rules to contract with a vendor to certify, install, maintain, monitor and remove ignition interlock devices pursuant to HRS chapter 291E. (b) The certification of the vendor shall be accomplished du…

(a) The vendor shall be responsible for the certification, installation, maintenance, monitoring and removal of ignition interlock devices. (b) The responsibilities of the vendor shall be set forth in detail in the terms and conditions of the contract. (c) The vendor shall comply…

(a) All ignition interlock devices used pursuant to HRS chapter 291E must be approved by the director. (b) The vendor shall arrange for the certification of the ignition interlock devices, and provide the director with the following documents:(1) The name and address of the ignit…

All ignition interlock devices used pursuant to HRS chapter 291E shall be certified by an independent laboratory that they meet or exceed the model specifications published in the Federal Register by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. At minimum, the standards sh…

(a) The director shall audit the vendor annually to ensure compliance with the terms and conditions of the contract and provisions of this chapter. (b) The vendor shall pay for the costs incurred in conducting the audit. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-147-9 [Eff FEB 14 2011] (Auth: HRS …

The information displayed on the state identification card shall meet or exceed the driver license and identification card design standards set by the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. These standards are maintained to promote consistency throughout the United…

(a) The examiner of drivers shall charge a nonrefundable flat one dollar fee to applicants who require a verification of lawful status. (b) The fees collected shall become state realizations and be deposited into the state highway fund. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-149-10 (Auth: HRS §…

(a) The applicant's right thumbprint and right and left index fingerprints shall be obtained; if a clear impression of the right thumbprint is not possible, the left thumbprint shall be obtained; if one or both of the index fingerprints cannot be obtained, then alternate fingerpr…

(a) The examiner of drivers may issue a temporary state civil identification card under the following conditions:(1) Whenever the person is applying for a new or renewed state civil identification card. (A) The examiner of drivers may obtain from and provide to another state, ele…

(a) If there is reasonable cause to believe that the applicant for a state civil identification card has not met the standards set forth in this chapter, the examiner of drivers shall not issue or renew the card. (b) The examiner of drivers shall not issue any state identificatio…

(a) A person who for reasons pursuant to this chapter was denied a state civil identification card may submit to the examiner of drivers additional documents, evidence, or information to determine proof of identity and lawful status; or qualify for any of the exceptions for the i…

(a) Persons applying for correction of an error on the state identification card shall produce the original state identification card and be fingerprinted to verify identity when required by the examiner of drivers. In addition, documented evidence shall be presented by the appli…

(a) All persons desiring to alter their state civil identification card shall follow the procedures and present the documents as required in section 19-149-3 for an original application. (b) For those persons desiring alteration based on change of citizenship status, proof of the…

(a) Application must be made in person, and the applicant must present his or her current state civil identification card or other acceptable form of identification, plus provide any required information that may be missing from the applicant's record. (b) Any card issued to appl…

(a) Cardholders age eighty years and older may renew by mail, provided the applicant had previously submitted all required documents and was physically present for fingerprinting and taking of their photo. The first renewal by mail will be processed using the picture on file. The…

(a) The fees for a state civil identification card for applicants are the fees that are established by the four counties for driver license issuance. All fees are payable in cash, check, money order or other form of payment allowed by the county. (b) The fees collected shall beco…

As used in this chapter, unless a different meaning clearly appears in context: "AAMVA" means American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators. "Applicant" means a person who is attempting to obtain a state civil identification card, renewal, or duplicate. "Authenticate" mean…

State civil identification cards shall expire eight years from the year of issuance on the applicant's birthday, except for legal non-immigrants (foreign tourists, students, or employees who are not legal permanent residents), in which case the card shall bear the same expiration…

A cardholder who has an advance health-care directive shall have the state civil identification card issued with a symbol or abbreviation indicating that the cardholder has an individual instruction in writing, a living will, or a durable power of attorney for health care decisio…

(a) The examiner of drivers may issue, over-the-counter, a USPS returned state identification card if assured that a USPS delivery error has occurred or under other unique circumstances as determined by the examiner of drivers. (b) If returned mailed state identification card is …

(a) Any person who submits an application for a state civil identification card, but is unable or unwilling to provide satisfactory proof of authorized presence in the United States under federal law, shall be issued a limited purpose state civil identification card that is uniqu…

If any provision of this chapter, or the application thereof to any person or circumstances is held invalid, the invalidity shall not affect other provisions or applications of this chapter which can be given effect without the invalid provision or application, and to this end th…

(a) Each applicant for a state civil identification card under this chapter shall make application in person and provide the following required information and documents: (1) The name, date of birth, sex, social security number or other information as stated in 19-149-3(a) (2) (C…

The examiner of drivers may refer to the following sources of information to determine acceptance: (1) 6 CFR, Part 37 Real ID Act, Final Rule; Subpart B, section 37.11; section 37.13; (2) American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators United States Resources List of Accepta…

The applicant is required to present valid documentary evidence that the applicant: (1) Is a citizen or national of the United States; (2) Is an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United States; (3) Has conditional permanent resident status in the United State…

The examiner of drivers shall verify that the submitted documents for proof of lawful status are authenticated through electronic or other means, including verification through the systematic alien verification for entitlements system. The examiner of drivers may accept any one o…

The state civil identification card shall include the applicant's principal residence address in the State of Hawaii, which can be documented with any two of the following that contains the applicant's principal residence address: (1) A valid driver's license; (2) A vehicle regis…

(a) In exceptional circumstances where a document is required under sections 19-149-3, 19-149-5 and 19-149-6 but is not available, the examiner of drivers may accept alternative documents pursuant to section 19-149-4 as proof of an applicant's identity, or lawful status. (b) Cove…

(a) The examiner of drivers shall authenticate all documents submitted as evidence of lawful status or temporary lawful status under this chapter electronically or by other means deemed appropriate. Authentication sources may include but are not limited to the following:(1) Syste…

Except for emergency vehicles responding to actual emergencies or exercises, and other persons and vehicles so authorized in the performance of yellow nonmovement boundary marking of the operational area shall: (1) Observe the instructions of all official traffic control devices,…

The director may designate specific areas for airport delivery or service vehicle parking. Airport delivery or service vehicle parking shall be limited to individuals, companies, or organizations which provide recognised servicing or deliveries to authorized airport concessionair…

(a) The director may detain or tow, move, or cause to be moved any vehicle at any public airport: (1) For non-payment of parking charges when the vehicle is parked in parking areas operated by the department; (2) Which has been parked continuously in a vehicular parking area for …

(a) All airport service vehicles and other motorized self-propelled machinery, equipment or vehicles designed to operate at 25 miles per hour or less, hereinafter referred to as slow moving vehicles, traveling on a public airport roadway where permitted by law during day or night…

No person shall cause or allow any engine of a motor vehicle to remain in operation while the vehicle is stationary at a loading zone, parking or servicing area, route terminal, or other off-street areas, except: (1) During adjustment or repairing of the engine at a designated pl…

This chapter shall apply with equal force to motor vehicles on lease, rent, or loan to any person. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-15.1-14 [Eff 6/19/86; comp 4/1/00; comp 1/14/02; comp MAY 21 2004] (Auth: HRS § 261-12) (Imp: HRS § 261-12)

(a) No person shall operate any vehicle in any operational area without an airport motor vehicle operator's permit issued by the department, and either (1) a valid motor vehicle driver's license issued by a recognized state or municipal agency that authorizes driving on public ro…

(a) No motor vehicle, including aircraft servicing vehicles used exclusively within a public airport, may be operated on the operational area unless it has an air operations area (AOA) access permit issued by the department, which authorizes entry. Authorization may be granted at…

Applications for airport motor vehicle operator's permits or for decals or permits which authorize the use of motor vehicles in the operational area may be obtained at each respective district office of the department located at Honolulu International Airport, Honolulu, Hawaii 96…

(a) No person shall operate a motor vehicle in the operational area of a public airport unless the owner of the vehicle has the required types of insurance with adequate coverage limits as determined by the director; the following types of insurance shall be required:(1) Comprehe…

Any motor vehicle that enters the operational area without a permit may be cited, removed, or towed away at the owner's risk and expense without liability to the department for any damage which may result because of such removal. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-15.1-19 [Eff 6/19/86; comp…

As used in this chapter: "Air operations area" shall have the same meaning as "operational area." "Aircraft" means airplanes, airships, dirigibles, helicopters, gliders, amphibians, seaplanes and any other contrivances now or hereafter used for the navigation of or flight in air …

Any vehicle authorized to enter the operational area shall be identified by distinctive colors or markings, and have displayed on each side of the vehicle identification of the organization owning the vehicle. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-15.1-20 [Eff 6/19/86; comp 4/1/00; comp 1/14/0…

The director may limit the user of any vehicle to a specified portion or portions of the operational area. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-15.1-21 [Eff 6/19/86; comp 4/1/00; comp 1/14/02; comp MAY 21 2004] (Auth: HRS § 261-12) (Imp: HRS § 261-12)

(a) All vehicles used or operated in the operational area shall have reflectors or lights on both front and rear and both sides. When used between sunset and sunrise, self propelled motorized vehicles so equipped shall operate with headlights and tail lights turned on. (b) All re…

(a) When an aircraft is parked in the operational area at a loading position, the space between the aircraft and the concourse or terminal building shall not be used as a vehicular equipment route except by vehicles necessary for the servicing of the aircraft. (b) All vehicles sh…

(a) The operators of taxiing aircraft, or aircraft under tow, shall have the right-of-way over all vehicular traffic in the operational area. (b) A vehicle which is traveling on the ramp roadway in the same direction as an aircraft on an adjacent taxiway shall not pass the aircra…

Vehicle operators shall use only designated entrances or exits to enter or leave the operational area. Notes Haw. Code R. § 19-15.1-25 [Eff 6/19/86; comp 4/1/00; comp 1/14/02] (Auth: HRS § 261-12) (Imp: HRS § 261-12)

Unless authorized by the director, no person in the operational area shall operate a motor vehicle at a speed in excess of: (1) Ten miles an hour adjacent to parked aircraft and in baggage concourse areas and around terminal buildings; (2) Twenty miles an hour on any marked roadw…

(a) No person shall ride on or operate a vehicle when the passenger load is in excess of the designated passenger capacity of that vehicle. (b) No baggage cart train shall exceed six carts in length. Carts shall be maintained to track properly without "fishtailing." Carts with ro…