Haw. Code R. § 19-151-6 - Informational and educational campaigns

(a) The department, in conjunction with any county that implements a systems program shall conduct a comprehensive informational and educational campaign to assist motorists and the public in understanding the safety issues fundamental to red light running.

(b) The initial campaign shall be held at least sixty days prior to any system becoming operational.

(c) The initial campaign should:

(1) Provide information and data that defines the red light running problem;

(2) Explains reasons that red light running is dangerous;

(3) Identifies the measures currently being initiated to reduce the number of incidents of red light running.

(d) As part of the informational and educational campaign, a warning of a photo red light imaging detector violation of a red traffic-control signal in violation of HRS section 291C-32(c) shall be issued and mailed to the registered owner of the motor vehicle at the address on record during the first thirty days of operation at that particular traffic control signal.

(e) The department, in conjunction with any county that implements a systems program may continue to conduct an on-going informational and educational campaign throughout the program.

(f) Such on-going informational and educational campaigns can be facilitated through such means as, but not limited to:

(1) Public service announcements;

(2) Press releases;

(3) Banners;

(4) Posters; and

(5) Hand-outs.

(g) Informational and educational campaigns may be funded through the photo red light imaging detector systems special fund as provided in Act 030, Session Laws of Hawaii 2020.

Notes

Haw. Code R. § 19-151-6

Eff 12/26/2021 (Auth: HRS §§ 291J-4, 291J-13) (Imp: HRS § 291J-13)