DL Renewals?

[1voyager1]

Had to go into town yesterday to keep a Dr.'s appointment with my Ophthalmologist.
I had him give me a card to verify my vision for having my driver's license renewed.

Because of my age, and the state's generalized age discrimination against older people, I am now required to renew my driver's license every 2 years.
Even though, I am probably in better health and physical condition than many people in their 40's and 50's, given the general rundown condition of our population.
I even make many in the 40 and younger rage look decrepit.
They are working from assumptions they're not allowed to use on any other minority type group.
In AK, I'd still be getting 10 year licenses.

Putting that aside, renewals have been set back to 5/15/20.
Apparently I will need to check back to see what happens with their edicts.
My renewal comes up in early June.
EDIT
Forgot to add:
Anyone have better info. about what is happening?

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Was a Democrat until gun control became a knee jerk, then a Republican until the crazies took over, nothing left.

[kalakoa]

In AK, I'd still be getting 10 year licenses.

Hawaii used to honor any unexpired out-of-state license; I don't know if that policy has changed.

Anyone have better info. about what is happening?

I have some extra snark about how badly they're mismanaging, but no good info.

[leilanidude]

All the info is on their website.

DRIVER'S LICENSE, STATE ID'S, COMMERCIAL DRIVER'S LICENSE

Driver's license, State ID's, Commercial Driver's License expiring March 16th through May 15 have been extended and is considered valid in the State of Hawaii. This includes all instructional permits for all license categories.

Expired Medical Examiner's certificate and hazardous materials endorsements has also been extended till 5/15/20.

Expired Taxi Driver's Permits have been extended till 5/15/20.

To be eligible to renew your driver's license by mail, you must possess a current Hawai'i driver's license issued on or after May 1, 2014 and all required documents and legal presence has been met.

To be eligible to renew your state identification by mail, you must be at least 72 years of age or older, possess a current state identification card issued on or after May 1, 2014, and all required documents and legal presence has been met.

https://www.hawaiicounty.gov/departments...-licensing