text:  including the punishment for repeatedly driving without a license in Hawaii, just becoming more severe. Third offense for doing that without a valid license is a felony now, according to a bill signed by the Gov. It also gives courts the ability to take away the offending driver's vehicle. Law was in part a response to the fatal, senseless crash involving 16-year-old Sarah Yara from McKinley, last year struck by a driver with dozens of traffic citations, but was still allowed to continue driving.