Driving laws in Hawaii?

Question

I am going to Hawaii and was wondering if there are different driving laws there. I'm 17 and am curious to know if i can drive someone who's 16. I live in California and have had my license for over a year passing the one year limit not being able to drive anyone under 21. Anyone know the laws in Hawaii?

Answer 1

You can drive in Hawaii on your own state license for up to 30 days, and the Hawaiian laws do approve of out of state license being vaild, due to having many tourist visiting the Islands all the time. Best Wishes, Aloha and have fun vacationing in Hawaii!

Answer 2

Hawaii laws are lenient, but you must have an adult over 21 yrs old to rent a car. The adult must insure you as the alternate driver, if you wish to drive. If you have a State license, you can drive in Hawaii. Based on your State jurisdiction only applies to your State jurisdiction. You may drive in Hawaii as long as you provide a valid license, and if you wish to live in Hawaii. Just go to Hawaii's DMV and transfer you State license to a Hawaiian license....ENJOY YOUR VACATION

Answer 3

if you plan to drive in hawaii, I assume you might be renting a car? And depending how much driving you plan to do, gas is not much cheaper there...

to rent a car I believe you have to be over 21yrs old-
UNDERAGE DRIVER FEE: All permitted drivers must be in possession of a valid drivers license issued by their respective jurisdictions of residence and must be at least twenty-one (21) years of age. Drivers that are at least twenty-one (21) years of age, but less than twenty-five (25) years of age will be subject to a supplemental charge (currently $20.00 per day; New York City $35.00 per day) unless prohibited by State law.

anymore questions- I would try here-post under general
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