Although the streets within the California Hawaiian Park are not a part of the main city structure, the traffic rules are designed with the same goal in mind -- to promote the safety of its residents.

The comparative narrowness of the streets within our community, combined with an absence of sidewalks makes it especially important to adhere to traffic regulations. Foot traffic, bicyclists, and motor vehicles must all share the same thoroughfare. Small children and animals are especially hard to see, and tend to share a propensity to suddenly "dart out" in any given direction unexpectedly.