To all truck and car enthusiasts!It's time to take a stand and fight for what we believe in! It's time to enjoy our rides with out rules and regulations!It's Time for a change!
The current level of engagement has prompted a meeting with local transport committee members to discuss the framework of current vehicle regulations. I am drafting a formal proposal to present our arguments for streamlining the permitting process during that session.
Reached 100 supporters
March 7, 2018
47 Comments
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Sean
8 years ago
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Recon is a very difficult process to go through and seemingly serves no real purpose considering all of the vehicles on the road that are not compliant anyway. If the state needs the funds come up with some sort of reasonable fee that citizens who modify their vehicles can pay without having to jump through all the hoops that recon requires.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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I have a Jeep Wrangler and had to do several trips between safety and recon just to get my out of state permit when I already had valid safety from my previous state. This shouldn't happen.
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Jim Darlow
8 years ago
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This program must cost more to run than it takes in revenues. The rest of the state does not have recon... only Oahu: there is something wrong about that.
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Erik Owen-Watts
8 years ago
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Stop taking our rights away. We should be able to drive what ever we want as long as its safe. Recon is just another way to make it hard for the local people of hawaii. Its ok to sell all these parts but cant use um and drive on the road.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
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We should beable to express our own creativity with the way we want to build our trucks without having to answer why we built it the way we did or pay for a reconstruction permit to say our trucks are safe to drive. Most of all our trucks if not all are safer to drive than majority of the rundown and beat up cars driving on the streets right now.
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Riggs Napoleon
8 years ago
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In my honest opinion I think it's ridiculous that in Hawaii (Oahu) we need to acquire a reconstruction permit to drive our trucks/vehcicles. I would never drive something that is unsafe & could potentially hurt others on the road. & let's look at statistics has there ever been an accidnet on the roadways in Oahu due to a Straight front axle??
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Noah
6 years ago
I agree recon should be eliminated, we pay a lot of money and spend a lot of time to make sure our vehicles are capable of the road and even more than that, everything we add to our vehicles I believe are stronger than what comes on our vehicles from the factory.
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Kenneth Garduque
7 years ago
Definitely no to recon, so expensive to live in Hawaii.
To all truck and car enthusiasts!It's time to take a stand and fight for what we believe in! It's time to enjoy our rides with out rules and regulations!It's Time for a change!
The current level of engagement has prompted a meeting with local transport committee members to discuss the framework of current vehicle regulations. I am drafting a formal proposal to present our arguments for streamlining the permitting process during that session.
Reached 100 supporters
March 7, 2018
47 Comments
S
Sean
8 years ago
Featured
Recon is a very difficult process to go through and seemingly serves no real purpose considering all of the vehicles on the road that are not compliant anyway. If the state needs the funds come up with some sort of reasonable fee that citizens who modify their vehicles can pay without having to jump through all the hoops that recon requires.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
I have a Jeep Wrangler and had to do several trips between safety and recon just to get my out of state permit when I already had valid safety from my previous state. This shouldn't happen.
J
Jim Darlow
8 years ago
Featured
This program must cost more to run than it takes in revenues. The rest of the state does not have recon... only Oahu: there is something wrong about that.
E
Erik Owen-Watts
8 years ago
Featured
Stop taking our rights away. We should be able to drive what ever we want as long as its safe. Recon is just another way to make it hard for the local people of hawaii. Its ok to sell all these parts but cant use um and drive on the road.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
Featured
We should beable to express our own creativity with the way we want to build our trucks without having to answer why we built it the way we did or pay for a reconstruction permit to say our trucks are safe to drive. Most of all our trucks if not all are safer to drive than majority of the rundown and beat up cars driving on the streets right now.
R
Riggs Napoleon
8 years ago
Featured
In my honest opinion I think it's ridiculous that in Hawaii (Oahu) we need to acquire a reconstruction permit to drive our trucks/vehcicles. I would never drive something that is unsafe & could potentially hurt others on the road. & let's look at statistics has there ever been an accidnet on the roadways in Oahu due to a Straight front axle??
N
Noah
6 years ago
I agree recon should be eliminated, we pay a lot of money and spend a lot of time to make sure our vehicles are capable of the road and even more than that, everything we add to our vehicles I believe are stronger than what comes on our vehicles from the factory.
K
Kenneth Garduque
7 years ago
Definitely no to recon, so expensive to live in Hawaii.
Recon is a very difficult process to go through and seemingly serves no real purpose considering all of the vehicles on the road that are not compliant anyway. If the state needs the funds come up with some sort of reasonable fee that citizens who modify their vehicles can pay without having to jump through all the hoops that recon requires.