Haw. Code R. § 19-104-31 - Violations
(a) Any of the following violations shall
render a permit void as though such permit had never been issued:
(1) Move on state highway other than highways
designated as the route of travel;
(2) Dimensions or weight limitations
specifically stated in a permit are exceeded;
(3) Improper description of vehicle or load,
or substitution of vehicle or load without proper authority from the district
engineer;
(4) Permit not in
possession of operator;
(5)
Permittee is not the owner or lessee of the transporting vehicle;
(6) Posted speed or speed specified in permit
is exceeded;
(7) Movement is not
made during the time specified;
(8)
Special provisions to protect highway facilities were not observed;
or
(9) Misrepresentation, use of
fraudulent or altered permit, or unauthorized use of permit.
(b) The above violations also will
be sufficient grounds for the district engineer to cancel any other permits
held by the permittee and withhold future permits.
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