HI SB2348

Amends Hawaii Revised Statutes Section 287-3 to clarify what information traffic violations bureaus must include in certified abstracts of driving records.

Abstracts shall report unadjudicated allegations, adjudicated infractions or offenses with unsatisfied penalties, satisfied penalties (3 years for most offenses, 10 years for drug/alcohol-related offenses), permanent license revocations, administrative license revocations, and commercial driver's license violations.

Establishes that penalties are "fully satisfied" when all court-ordered fines, fees, surcharges, costs, and monetary assessments are paid and all non-monetary sanctions are completed.

Maintains the $20 maximum fee for abstracts with $18 going to the general fund and $2 to the judiciary computer system special fund.

Excludes from abstracts allegations and convictions arising from vehicle operation under Chapter 291A (administrative license suspensions).

Effective date: January 1, 2017.