Is it legal to own a pet armadillo?
Prohibited
Hawaii only allows conditionally approved animals as pets, and armadillos don't appear to be on that list.
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Prohibited
Hawaii only allows conditionally approved animals as pets, and armadillos don't appear to be on that list.
Sunday sales allowed
Hawaii has no state law that stops car dealers from selling on Sunday.
Only some riders
Hawaii requires helmets only for motorcycle and motor scooter riders and passengers under 18.
Front and rear plates
Hawaii requires a passenger car to display number plates on both the front and the rear.
Self-serve allowed
Hawaii allows drivers to pump their own gas. The state fire code has rules for attended and unattended self-service stations.
Banned on road vehicles
Hawaii's vehicle inspection rules bar air horns on small vehicles, so a car with a train horn cannot pass safety inspection.
Regular safety inspection
Yes. Hawaii requires most cars to pass a safety inspection every 12 months, with new cars exempt for their first two years.
Sparklers and ground fireworks only
Hawaii allows fountains, sparklers and similar ground fireworks on set holidays, firecrackers only with a permit, and aerial fireworks only at licensed displays.
Allowed
Hawaii's state liquor law has no rule against happy hour drink discounts.
Bottle deposit law
Hawaii's HI-5 law puts a 5-cent refundable deposit on most beverage containers.
Private licensed stores
Hawaii licenses privately owned retail dealers to sell liquor in sealed packages; the state does not buy or sell spirits.
No DST (standard time all year)
Hawaii does not observe daylight saving time and stays on Hawaiian standard time all year.
Taxed at the full rate
Hawaii's 4% general excise tax applies to groceries the same as other retail sales.
No state lottery
Hawaii has no state lottery; state law makes taking part in gambling, including lotteries, a crime.
No tax-free period
Hawaii has no tax-free period; it taxes businesses through a general excise tax instead of a sales tax.
No ID document required
Hawaii does not require an ID document. A clerk can confirm identity by having the voter recite details from their voter record.
Hawaii doesn't share a land border with another state.