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This concurrent resolution requests that each county police department in Hawaii increase enforcement efforts targeting out-of-state vehicles operating on public roadways without proper local registration. The resolution highlights several key concerns, including that unregistered out-of-state vehicles avoid contributing to roadway maintenance costs, potentially creating an unfair burden on local residents. Additionally, such vehicles may pose safety risks by potentially circumventing vehicle inspections, insurance requirements, and safety standards. The resolution notes that the Department of Customer Services in Honolulu has seen a thirty percent decrease in out-of-state vehicle permits over the past four years, which has prompted increased reminders to motorists about registration requirements. The ultimate goal is to ensure that all vehicles operating on Hawaii's public roads are properly registered and comply with state and county regulations. The resolution calls for each county police department to enhance enforcement of vehicle registration rules and directs that certified copies of the resolution be sent to the Chiefs of Police in each county.

Government Affairs, Justice, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/session/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=HCR&billnumber=30&year=2025