HAR §19-15.1-27
HAR §19-15.1-27. Operational area; vehicle operations
Cite as Haw. Code R. § 19-15.1-27
(a) No person shall ride on or operate a vehicle when the
passenger load is in excess of the designated passenger
capacity of that vehicle.
(b)
No baggage cart train shall exceed six carts in
length.
Carts shall be maintained to track properly
without "fis~tailing." Carts with rotating beds shall be
secure in the normal traveling position betore being
towed.
(c)
All vehicles and containers shall be kept clear
of the marked access way between aircraft positions
except while underway to or from these positions.
(d)
All vehicles shall be kept off the ramp and
maintained in assigned vehicle positions except during
actual servicing operations.
During servicing
operations, each vehicle shall remain within the assigned
aircraft position being serviced and parked in such a way
as not to interfere with operations at adjacent
positions.
Vehicles or service equipment, except those
in assigned parking stalls and leased parking areas,
found unattended or obstructing any portion of the
operational area or any vehicular roadway, may be removed
or towed at the owner's risk and expense without
liability on the part of the dep~rtment for any damage
which may result from such removal.
(e)
No vehicle shall overtake and pass another
moving vehicle in a marked roadway on the operational
area.
A driver approaching a stopped vehicle in his lane
shall come to a complete stop behind that vehicle, check
for moving aircraft and approaching vehicles, then
proceed carefully around the stopped vehicle, keeping
within the marked roadway.
(f)
The operator of a slow moving vehicle or piece
of equipment shall not unduly impede the flow of traffic.
The operator shall move off the marked roadway to the
right, stop, and allow faster moving traffic to pass
before returning to the roadway.
15.1-14
§19-15.1-26
(4)
The speed limit prescribed and posted by the
department for any part of the operational area
not covered by paragraphs (1) to (3).
[Eff 6/19/86; comp
4/1/00; comp 1/14/02;
comp
MAY 2 1 20I
] (Auth: HRS S261-12)
(Imp: HRS
§261-12)
$19-15 .1-27
Operational area; vehicle operations.
(a) No person shall ride on or operate a vehicle when the
passenger load is in excess of the designated passenger
capacity of that vehicle.
(b)
No baggage cart train shall exceed six carts in
length .
Carts shall be maintained to track properly
without "fishtailing."
Carts with rotating beds shall be
secure in the normal traveling position before being
towed.
(c)
All vehicles and containers shall be kept clear
of the marked access way between aircraft positions
except while underway to or from these positions.
(d)
All vehicles shall be kept off the ramp and
maintained in assigned vehicle positions except during
actual servicing operations.
During servicing
operations, each vehicle shall remain within the assigned
aircraft position being serviced and parked in such a way
as not to interfere with operations at adjacent
positions.
Vehicles or service equipment, except those
in assigned parking stalls and leased parking areas,
found unattended or obstructing any portion of the
operational area or any vehicular roadway, may be removed
or towed at the owner's risk and expense without
liability on the part of the department for any damage
which may result from such removal.
(e)
No vehicle shall overtake and pass another
moving vehicle in a marked roadway on the operational
area. A driver approaching a stopped vehicle in his lane
shall come to a complete stop behind that vehicle, check
for moving aircraft and approaching vehicles, then
proceed carefully around the stopped vehicle, keeping
within the marked roadway.
(f)
The operator of a slow moving vehicle or piece
of equipment shall not unduly impede the flow of traffic.
The operator shall move off the marked roadway to the
right, stop, and allow faster moving traffic to pass
before returning to the roadway.
15.1-14
§19-15.1-26
(4)
The speed limit prescribed and posted by the
department for any part of the operational area
not covered by paragraphs (1) to (3).
[Eff 6/19/86; comp
4/1/00; comp 1/14/02;
comp
MAY 2 1 20I
] (Auth: HRS S261-12)
(Imp: HRS
§261-12)
$19-15 .1-27
Operational area; vehicle operations.
(a) No person shall ride on or operate a vehicle when the
passenger load is in excess of the designated passenger
capacity of that vehicle.
(b)
No baggage cart train shall exceed six carts in
length .
Carts shall be maintained to track properly
without "fishtailing."
Carts with rotating beds shall be
secure in the normal traveling position before being
towed.
(c)
All vehicles and containers shall be kept clear
of the marked access way between aircraft positions
except while underway to or from these positions.
(d)
All vehicles shall be kept off the ramp and
maintained in assigned vehicle positions except during
actual servicing operations.
During servicing
operations, each vehicle shall remain within the assigned
aircraft position being serviced and parked in such a way
as not to interfere with operations at adjacent
positions.
Vehicles or service equipment, except those
in assigned parking stalls and leased parking areas,
found unattended or obstructing any portion of the
operational area or any vehicular roadway, may be removed
or towed at the owner's risk and expense without
liability on the part of the department for any damage
which may result from such removal.
(e)
No vehicle shall overtake and pass another
moving vehicle in a marked roadway on the operational
area. A driver approaching a stopped vehicle in his lane
shall come to a complete stop behind that vehicle, check
for moving aircraft and approaching vehicles, then
proceed carefully around the stopped vehicle, keeping
within the marked roadway.
(f)
The operator of a slow moving vehicle or piece
of equipment shall not unduly impede the flow of traffic.
The operator shall move off the marked roadway to the
right, stop, and allow faster moving traffic to pass
before returning to the roadway.
15.1-14
§19-15.1-29
(g)
All vehicles and baggage carts shall be kept
clear of the baggage handling areas and roadways and in
assigned areas.
Carts, wagons or other containers shall
b~~parked or stored with brakes set (or wheels chocked)
and tow bars placed in an upright position.
(h)
No baggage or container cart or cart train
shall be operated on airport roadways or other airport
areas unless the cart or cart train is properly loaded
and secured in such a manner calculated to prevent any of
the load from dropping, shifting, spilling, or otherwise
escaping therefrom.
(i)
No baggage or container cart or cart train
shall be operated on airport roadways or other airport
areas when any luggage, baggage, box or other article
thereon is not entirely within the body of the cart or
cart train; provided, however, that this prohibition
shall not apply if a net is used to prevent such load
from dropping onto roadway or from shifting in any
manner.
(j)
No vehicle shall be operated on airport
roadways or other airport areas unless the vehicle is so
constructed, covered, or loaded as to prevent any of its
load other than clear water from dropping, shifting,
leaking, spilling, or otherwise escaping therefrom.
[Eff 6/19/86; am 4/13/92; am and comp
4/1/00;
comp 1/14 I 02; comp
HAY 2 1 2004 ]
(Auth: HRS §2 61-12)
(Imp: HRS §261-12)