Visit the Commuter Services Knowledge Base for instructions.

Vehicle owners should use the last eight digits of the Vehicle Identificaiton number (VIN) as the temporary license plate until the real plate is received. Visit the Commuter Services Knowledge Base for more information.

Fill out the Student Permit Return Form and return moped permit to the QLC Office if still within the refund period for moped permits.

Make an HPD/DPS report, provide Commuter Services with report.In order to reissue a new permit, please complete the Missing Permit form . Email the completed form to parking@hawaii.edu so we can mark the permit missing. Any vehicle found displaying this permit will be cited for illegal permit and may be at risk to be towed at the owner’s expense. Replacement permits are $10 which can be paid for and picked up at the QLC office.

Registered owner of moped is responsible for citations.

Follow a few simple steps and the city will tow away your old moped for free! Do your part to help keep Oahu clean by using the city’s junk vehicle program to dispose of a moped that no longer works — it’s easy and free! Visit https://www.honolulu.gov/cms-csd-menu/site-csd-sitearticles/28923-junk-a-vehicle.html.

Students are only allowed to purchase one permit for moped. Moped/ Motorcycle zones are established in order to manage available inventory. Approximately 300 permits are sold per moped/ motorcycle zone.

When selling or giving a moped to someone else, the seller/registered owner signs line 1 on the Certificate of Registration and indicates the date of sale or release. The buyer/recipient must take the completed document(s) to any satellite city hall on Oahu within 30 days of the date of sale/release to transfer ownership, pay the transfer fee, and receive an updated moped registration.The seller/registered owner must also submit a completed Form CS-L(SS)215, Bicycle/Moped Notice of Transfer, within 10 days of sale/release; failure to do so can result in a fine of up to $100.