Hawaii is a no-fault state for insurance payments. Each driver’s own insurance will pay for his or her injuries up to the personal injury protection (PIP) limit regardless of fault. In Hawaii, you may step outside of the no-fault rules and file a liability claim (including a personal injury lawsuit) against the driver who caused the car accident. Should you get into an accident, UofN Kona recommends you retain an attorney to help you understand your options and legalities.
By choosing to drive a UofN Kona vehicle, you agree to indemnify, hold harmless and release the UofN Kona, its agents and insurance from any liability for all claims, known and unknown, which may arise from the incident.
IF IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT YOU, THE DRIVER IS AT FAULT THEN YOU WILL BE FINANCIALLY LIABLE TO REIMBURSE THE CAMPUS OF ANY DEDUCTIBLE COST. If you are involved in an accident:
By clicking the checkbox below, you indicate your understanding and agreement that this policy intends to bind you, any legal representative or anyone else, to the terms detailed above. This form is intended to be as broad and inclusive as permitted by the laws of the State of Hawaii, and that if any portion of this agreement is invalid, it is agreed that the remainder of this agreement shall continue in full legal force and effect.