Hawaii Revised Statutes Division 1. Government § 291E-44.5

(1) A respondent whose license is expired, suspended, or revoked as a result of action other than the instant revocation;

(2) A respondent who does not hold a valid license at the time of arrest for the violation of section 291E-61;

(3) A respondent who holds a license that is a learner's permit or instruction permit; or

(4) A respondent who holds either a category 4 license under section 286-102(b) or a commercial driver's license under section 286-239(a) unless the ignition interlock permit is restricted to a category 1, 2, or 3 license under section 286-102(b).

(1) A sworn statement from the respondent containing facts establishing that the respondent currently is employed in a position that requires driving and that the respondent will be discharged if prohibited from driving a vehicle not equipped with an ignition interlock device; and

(2) A sworn statement from the respondent's employer establishing that the employer will, in fact, discharge the respondent if the respondent cannot drive a vehicle that is not equipped with an ignition interlock device and identifying the specific vehicle or vehicles the respondent will drive for the purposes of employment and the hours of the day, not to exceed twelve hours per day, or the period of the specified assigned hours of work, the respondent will drive the vehicle or vehicles for purposes of employment.

(1) Only during specified hours of employment, not to exceed twelve hours per day, or the period of the specified assigned hours of work, and only for activities solely within the scope of the employment;

(2) Only the vehicles specified; and

(3) Only if the permit is kept in the respondent's possession while operating the employer's vehicle.