Starting Thursday, May 23, drivers in Oahu can snag a cool new license plate decal at any satellite city hall, showing their support for efforts to tackle aggressive driving.

The Hawaii State Legislature also approved a bill this session designating the shaka — extending the thumb and pinky while curling the three middle fingers — as the official gesture of the state.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Shaka plates have officially hit Hawaii’s roadways. Thousands joined the waiting list for their own set of plates with a decal sticker of Hawaii’s most famous hand gesture.

The bill would also recognize Hawaii as the birthplace of the shaka, which involves extending the thumb and pinkie finger while curling the others down.

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Oahu drivers now have another way of showing their aloha on the roads. Starting Thursday, drivers can purchase the new shaka decal for their license plates at any ...

The Hawaii State Legislature also approved a bill this session designating the shaka — extending the thumb and pinky while curling the three middle fingers — as the official gesture of the state.

The "shaka" gesture, with the pinky and thumb extended and the other fingers curled down, is now being considered for official recognition as the state's gesture.

A group of new shaka plate owners celebrated their new license Thursday. The plates featuring the shaka symbol were designed to preserve aloha on Hawaii roadways, reduce road rage and infuse aloha ...

In Hawaii, when you let the bus in, a rectangular LED screen on the back lights up with a flashing shaka, followed by the Hawaiian word “mahalo” (thank you).

In a nod to its rich cultural heritage, Hawaii's State Legislature appears poised to designate the iconic "shaka" gesture as the island's official symbol, recognizing it as its birthplace. The ...

NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks with Hawaiian native Ryan Ozawa about a pair of bills in the state legislature that would make the shaka an official state gesture.

The city is offering the license plate with a “Shaka” sticker through a partnership with the nonprofit organization called ID8. The plate costs $30.50, then the annual free drops to $25.