Bill > SB3182

This bill clarifies the process for administrative driver's license revocations in Hawaii, ensuring that a revocation automatically takes effect thirty days after a Notice of Administrative Revocation is issued for alcohol-related offenses and forty-four days for drug-related offenses, and that the revocation remains in effect until the Administrative Driver's License Revocation Office officially confirms or cancels it. It also adjusts the timelines for the administrative review and hearing processes, specifying when decisions must be made and when hearings must be scheduled after a driver requests one, and clarifies that the notice of revocation serves as a temporary permit until a final decision is reached or the revocation period begins. The bill also updates the language to reflect that a revocation is "affirmed" rather than "administratively revoked" after review and that a revocation is "rescinded" rather than "reversed" if overturned.

Justice, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/session/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=SB&billnumber=3182&year=2026