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Hawaii RV length limits

Hawaii's limits for motorhomes, trailers, triple towing and height, quoted from its own law. Enter your rig to check it.

The law in Hawaii

  • Motorhome: 45 ft

    "No single motor vehicle or other power vehicle having a total overall length greater than forty-five feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway within the State, except as provided in this subsection;"
  • Overall combination: 65 ft

    "no combination of vehicles having a total overall length greater than sixty-five feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway other than interstate highways and certain qualifying federal aid highways as designated by the director of transportation, within the State, except as provided in this subsection."
  • Triple towing: Not allowed

    "No combination of motor vehicles or other power vehicles coupled together shall consist of more than two units"
  • Height: 14 ft

    "No motor vehicle or other power vehicle having an overall height greater than fourteen feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway within the State except as hereinafter provided; and provided further that no motor vehicle or other power vehicle shall be operated under or through any bridge or other highway structure if the height of the motor vehicle or other power vehicle exceeds the posted height for the bridge or other highway structure."
  • Width: 108 in (9 ft)

    "No motor vehicle or other power vehicle having an overall width greater than nine feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway within the State, except as hereinafter provided."

HRS §291-34, Size of vehicles; width, height, and length, checked November 2026.

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Truck and trailer or fifth wheel in Hawaii. Yes. Your truck and trailer is within Hawaii's length limits.

Truck and trailer or fifth wheel · Hawaii

Within the limits

Yes. Your truck and trailer is within Hawaii's length limits.

Add your height to check it against Hawaii's 14 ft limit.

  • Overall length

    WithinYours 52 ft · limit 65 ft
    "no combination of vehicles having a total overall length greater than sixty-five feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway other than interstate highways and certain qualifying federal aid highways as designated by the director of transportation, within the State, except as provided in this subsection."

Width: 108 in (9 ft)

"No motor vehicle or other power vehicle having an overall width greater than nine feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway within the State, except as hereinafter provided."
More from Hawaii's law
"A truck-tractor and semitrailer shall be regarded as a single unit when determining the number of units in a combination;"
"(i) No provision herein shall be so construed as to prevent the passage of ordinances by any county which impose restrictions more severe in nature."

See your rig against every state's limits

A guide to each state's published law, not legal advice. Lengths are measured as each state's law says (bumpers and hitches count in most); posted signs, local roads and permits can differ. The linked law is the authority.

  • Each state's own law, quoted
  • Motorhome, trailer or triple tow
  • Every state on your trip at once

Where to stay in Hawaii

9 RV parks listed in Hawaii.

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Common questions

RV length and towing questions

45 ft. Hawaii's law says: "No single motor vehicle or other power vehicle having a total overall length greater than forty-five feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway within the State, except as provided in this subsection;"

65 ft overall. Hawaii's law says: "no combination of vehicles having a total overall length greater than sixty-five feet, including load, shall be operated or moved upon any public road, street, or highway other than interstate highways and certain qualifying federal aid highways as designated by the director of transportation, within the State, except as provided in this subsection."

Not allowed. Hawaii's law says: "No combination of motor vehicles or other power vehicles coupled together shall consist of more than two units"