If you are a resident of Hawaii between the ages of sixteen and eighteen, you can obtain a Provisional License.  The Provisional License Requirements are as follows:

• All occupants have to wear their seat belts
• Children under 4 year of age must be properly restrained within a child safety seat
• You shall not transport more than 1 person below the age of 18 without being accompanied by a licensed driver (parent, guardian or household member)
• You shall not drive between 11 pm and 5 am unless accompanied by a licensed parent or guardian. EXCEPTIONS: 

1. Travel to or from work.  If so, they must keep with them the employers contact information along with verification of the hours of their employment.
2. Travel to or from school-authorized activity.  They shall keep a signed statement from the parent or guardian verifying the travel to the school authorized activity was necessary.

On one’s 19^th birthday the provisional license expires.  If you fail to convert your provisional license to a full driver’s license, you must reapply as a new applicant.  Please visit the Hawaii Licensing Division website for more in depth details.

If you are only getting a Drivers License but do not own a vehicle, you do not need No Fault Auto Insurance.  However, if you are driving a vehicle owned by someone in your household you should be a listed driver on their No Fault Auto Insurance policy.

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