Safety inspections, tires and vehicle checks

1. Every 6 months without exception
2. Once a year, at minimum
3. Every 2 years for all vehicles
4. Only when the vehicle is sold

Answer: Once a year, at minimum

Most vehicles must be inspected at least once a year.

1. Every 6 months instead of yearly
2. Every 2 years, like new vehicles
3. Once a year, like most vehicles
4. Every 3 months without exception

Answer: Every 6 months instead of yearly

Ambulances require inspection every six months instead of annually.

1. 1 year after the purchase date
2. 2 years after its initial inspection
3. 3 years after the purchase date
4. 6 months after its first registration date

Answer: 2 years after its initial inspection

New vehicles are exempt from re-inspection until two years after their initial inspection at first sale.

1. A current Hawaii auto insurance ID card
2. A vehicle smog certificate
3. The vehicle's certificate of title and registration
4. A receipt for recent brake work

Answer: A current Hawaii auto insurance ID card

A Hawaii automobile insurance identification card is required to pass inspection.

1. whether tread is worn below 1/16 inch
2. whether your tire pressure is correct
3. whether your wheel alignment is off
4. approximately how old the tire is

Answer: whether tread is worn below 1/16 inch

If the top of Lincoln's head is visible in the tread, the tire needs replacing.

1. once a week
2. every 6 months
3. once a month
4. once a year

Answer: once a month

Tires should be checked at least once a month.