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A 17-year-old is about to ride an ordinary bicycle on a public bikeway in Hawaii. What is required under the current helmet rule?
Correct answer: A properly fitted, fastened, approved bicycle helmet.
Why
The bicycle-helmet requirement now covers people under 18, following the July 15, 2026 amendment. Use a properly fitted and fastened helmet that meets the specified safety standard. The rule applies on a street, bikeway or other public property. It also protects young passengers in an attached restraining seat or a bicycle trailer.
Verified against Hawaii Act 259 (2026) · A bicycle helmet at age 17
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