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'Click It or Ticket' Starts Today Print E-mail
Written by Sunrise of KGMB9 - sunrise@kgmb9.com   
May 12, 2008 10:08 AM

 
Buckle up... or pay up... A warning for drivers this morning as police will be out in force looking for people who don't use there seatbelts.

It's time again for their annual "Click It or Ticket" campaign which starts today.

Seat belt checkpoints will be set up on each island.

Hawaii law requires all front seat riders and drivers to buckle up and seat belts for back seat passengers under the age of 18. The fine is 92-dollars.

Parents who do not properly restrain their children in their safety seats have to go to court and face a fine between 100 to 500 dollars. Plus, they'll have to attend a mandatory class.



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Last Updated ( May 14, 2008 07:51 PM )
 

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