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During a Hawaii traffic stop, an officer asks to see your driver’s license. Under the June 2026 amendment, when may you show an official mobile driver’s license?
Correct answer: When the officer has equipment that can verify the mobile license.
Why
Hawaii permits displaying a mobile driver’s license on demand when the officer has the device capability to verify it. Under this display provision, the officer may view the mobile license or electronic insurance card and is otherwise prohibited from viewing other phone content. The person presenting the device assumes liability for damage to it. This does not make a simple license photograph an official mobile credential.
Verified against Hawaii Act 157 (2026) · Showing a mobile driver’s license
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