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Code · Hawaii · Chapter 291

§291-9 Freight; on running board.

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§291-9 Freight; on running board. No person shall carry on the running board of any motor car or truck used for the transportation of passengers any baggage, freight, or packages which project in any way beyond the running board, or which will cause the doors of the motor car or truck to be blocked so that the passengers therein have not free access to the same. [L 1917, c 69, §2; RL 1925, §4407; RL 1935, §6297; RL 1945, §11710; RL 1955, §311-16; HRS §291-9]
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