Getting Around

• There are many ways to get around the islands. From taxis and trolleys, to one of America’s finest bus systems, there are plenty of convenient transportation options when visiting.

  Renting a car is the most popular method of transporation for most visitors. Hawai‘i has all the major car rental companies, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Hertz, National, Thrifty and others. Service desks are located at the airports and at major hotels.

  Be creative! Try going on a hike, taking a cruise, kayaking, going on a walking or bus tour, using hotel shuttles, riding a bicycle, or even touring by helicopter.

  

  Visit transportation & vehicles for information on ferries, trolleys, and ridesharing.

Airports

• Find airport information, flight schedules, arrivals for:  O‘ahu, the Big Island, Maui, Kaua‘i or Moloka‘i.

Bus

• View Bus information for O‘ahu, the Big Island, Maui, or Kaua‘i.

Traffic Safety & Driving Laws

Seat Belt Law

• Hawai‘i state law requires the use of a seatbelt while driving. Drivers not in compliance will be fined a $92 fine.

Mobile Electronic Device (Cell Phone) Ban

• All of the state of Hawaii’s counties have enacted distracted driving laws.  Avoid the use of electronic devices while driving.

Hawai‘i's Child Passenger Restraint Law

• Hawai‘i’s child passenger restraint laws require children under 4 years old to ride in a federally approved child safety seat and children ages 4 through 7 to ride in a child safety seat or booster seat.  Drivers not in compliance can be fined up to $500.

Helmet Laws

• Motorcycles - All riders 17 years old and younger must wear a helmet.
• Bicycles - All riders under 16 years old must wear a helmet.
• Motor Scooters - Helmets are required for all riders 17 years old or younger.