If your Hawaii commercial driver's license (CDL) is lost, stolen, or destroyed, you can apply for a replacement license. While not required by Hawaii law, it is a good idea to notify your local police department if you believe your CDL has been stolen.

APPLYING FOR A DUPLICATE CDL

1. You will need to visit your local CDL unit or service center, which differ by county, in person in order to apply for a replacement CDL. These locations are:

Honolulu County:

Oahu
Oahu CDL Unit
99-501 Salt Lake Boulevard
Honolulu, HI 96818    

Hawaii County:

Hilo Police Station
349 Kapiolani
Hilo, HI 96720    

Kauai County:

Department of Finance
444 Rice Street
Lihue, HI 96766    

Maui County:

Maui Service Center
70 East Kaahumanu Ave., Suite A-17
Kahului, HI 96732    

Molokai
Mitchell Pauole Center
Aiona Street and Ala Malama Ave.
Kauanakakai, HI 96748    

Hana Police Station
Mile Marker 33    

1. You must fill out the application form and present valid forms of identification and other proofs, as required by each county. Hawaii County requires a new photograph; Kauai requires proof of name, birth date, social security card and if applicable, proof of name change; Honolulu and Maui counties only require proof of identification.
2. Submit the appropriate replacement fee, which differs by county. For Honolulu County it is $5, for Hawaii County it is $15, for Kauai County it is $5, and for Maui County, the fee is set as per the county's annual budget.
3. If your current CDL is damaged, you must surrender it at the CDL unit or service center when you apply for a replacement.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

• You cannot apply for a replacement commercial driver's license online or through the mail.
• If your name or address has changed, you may need to apply for a replacement CDL in order to correct the information.
• See also Renewing a Commercial Driver's License and Applying for a Commercial Driver's License.
• See also Replacing a (Non-Commercial) Driver's License.