Kauaʻi County — Chapter 16

KCC §16-1.1 Purpose of the Kaua'i Traffic Code

KCC §16-1.2 Title of the Traffic Code

KCC §16-1.3 Definitions for traffic and vehicle rules

KCC §16-10.1 Where you cannot stop, stand, or park your vehicle

KCC §16-10.2 Moving Vehicles Into Prohibited Areas

KCC §16-10.3 Parking against traffic direction is banned

KCC §16-10.4 Parking for Certain Purposes Prohibited

KCC §16-10.5 Parking rules to keep traffic moving

KCC §16-10.6 Parking rules for County Building and Civic Center

KCC §16-10.7 Public Use of County Electric Vehicle Chargers

KCC §16-11.1 Loading zones are only for quick loading or unloading

KCC §16-11.2 Parking rules for loading and unloading zones

KCC §16-11.3 Getting on or off a vehicle and opening doors

KCC §16-12.1 Time limits for parking in signed areas

KCC §16-12.2 Stopping only to pick up or drop off passengers or cargo

KCC §16-12.3 No sleeping in vehicles on public roads or private property at night

KCC §16-12.4 Parking rules for people with disabilities

KCC §16-12.5 Volunteer parking ticket program for accessible parking

KCC §16-13.1 Parking rules on roads in public parks and schools

KCC §16-13.2 No parking in parks or schools to sell or fix vehicles

KCC §16-13.3 When you can drive on park or school grounds

KCC §16-13.4 Parking rules for off-street highway rest areas

KCC §16-14.1 Buses can only stop at official bus stops

KCC §16-14.2 No non-bus vehicles may stop in signed bus stops

KCC §16-15.1 Drivers must stop for blind or crippled pedestrians

KCC §16-15.2 No standing in the road to ask for rides or work

KCC §16-16.1 Bicycle license required for county residents

KCC §16-16.2 How to attach your bicycle license plate

KCC §16-16.3 Where You Can Park a Bicycle on a Street

KCC §16-16.4 Bicycle riding rules on sidewalks

KCC §16-16.5 No riding motorcycles side by side

KCC §16-16.6 No coasters, roller skates, or skateboards on roads or business sidewalks

KCC §16-16.7 No mopeds in posted bicycle lanes or paths

KCC §16-16.8 Rules for riding electric bicycles and high-speed electric devices on public roads

KCC §16-17.1 Unsafe vehicles and equipment rules

KCC §16-17.10 No spotlights while driving on Kauai roads

KCC §16-17.11 Rules for extra front driving lights on vehicles

KCC §16-17.12 Rules for vehicle signal lamps and turn signals

KCC §16-17.13 Extra lights allowed on cars and when they can be used

KCC §16-17.14 Head lamp rules for vehicles on the road

KCC §16-17.15 Rules for high and low beam headlights on vehicles

KCC §16-17.16 When and how to use your car's bright headlights

KCC §16-17.17 Old cars may use single-beam headlights with limits

KCC §16-17.18 How many front lights can be on at once

KCC §16-17.19 When lights on a vehicle combination can stay off

KCC §16-17.2 New cars must have red reflectors on the rear

KCC §16-17.20 Headlights required on motorized scooters and bicycles

KCC §16-17.21 Rules for bright, red, green, and flashing lights on vehicles

KCC §16-17.22 Rules for selling and using vehicle lamps

KCC §16-17.23 Brake requirements for vehicles on Kauai roads

KCC §16-17.24 Brake stopping distance and deceleration requirements

KCC §16-17.25 Keeping vehicle brakes in good working order

KCC §16-17.26 Horns and Warning Devices on Vehicles

KCC §16-17.27 Mufflers and Noise Control

KCC §16-17.28 Cars must have a rearview mirror

KCC §16-17.29 Clear Windshields and Working Wipers Required

KCC §16-17.3 When vehicle lights must be on

KCC §16-17.30 Required car parts for driving on roads

KCC §16-17.31 Mudguards required on vehicles on highways

KCC §16-17.32 Trucks must carry flares or warning devices at night

KCC §16-17.33 Warning devices required when a vehicle breaks down

KCC §16-17.34 Warning lights for disabled buses on dark roads

KCC §16-17.35 Rules for trucks carrying flammable liquids or explosives

KCC §16-17.37 No TV screens visible to the driver while driving

KCC §16-17.4 Extra lights and reflectors needed on buses, trucks, and trailers

KCC §16-17.5 Colors required for vehicle clearance lamps, marker lamps, and reflectors

KCC §16-17.6 Rules for mounting reflectors and clearance lamps on vehicles

KCC §16-17.7 Vehicle reflectors and lights must be visible from set distances

KCC §16-17.8 New cars must have working stop lamps

KCC §16-17.9 Red light or reflector required for parked cars at night

KCC §16-19.1 Rules for loads sticking out of vehicles

KCC §16-19.2 Rules for towing trailers and other vehicles

KCC §16-19.3 Police can weigh trucks and make drivers remove extra load

KCC §16-19.4 Who pays for damage to roads from overweight vehicles

KCC §16-19.5 Rules for vehicles that can damage roads or bridges

KCC §16-19.6 Permits for oversized vehicles and loads on roads

KCC §16-19.7 Rules for Moving Extra-Wide Loads on Roads

KCC §16-2.1 County Council Must Use Resolutions for Traffic Rules

KCC §16-2.2 Public Works installs and maintains traffic control devices

KCC §16-2.3 County Engineer must put up warning signs near road hazards

KCC §16-20.1 Rules for vehicles tracking mud or dirt onto roads

KCC §16-20.2 Rules for driving near parades, funerals, and processions

KCC §16-20.3 Rules for riding in trucks and cargo areas

KCC §16-20.4 Keeping corners clear at street intersections

KCC §16-20.5 Warning signs required for road work safety

KCC §16-20.6 Permits needed to carry passengers in commercial trucks

KCC §16-20.7 No business allowed on federal-aid highways

KCC §16-20.8 Rules for permanent and temporary truck crossings on highways

KCC §16-20.9 Ban on Using Handheld Devices While Driving

KCC §16-21.1 What police must do when they arrest you for a traffic violation

KCC §16-21.2 Traffic ticket forms and how they are given

KCC §16-21.3 How police ticket illegally parked cars without a driver

KCC §16-21.4 What happens if you ignore a parking ticket on your car

KCC §16-21.5 Obeying traffic rules is required by law

KCC §16-21.6 Fines for breaking this chapter's rules

KCC §16-21.7 Court can suspend or revoke a driver's license for moving violations

KCC §16-21.8 Where fines from this chapter go

KCC §16-22.1 Why the county can put traffic calming on streets

KCC §16-22.2 County Engineer's Powers for Traffic Calming

KCC §16-22.3 How to request traffic calming measures

KCC §16-22.4 Traffic Calming Study and Public Notice Process

KCC §16-22.5 Engineering study for traffic calming on county streets

KCC §16-22.6 Temporary traffic calming measures and their trial period

KCC §16-22.7 County Council Approval for Traffic Calming Measures

KCC §16-22.8 County Engineer can make rules to carry out this law

KCC §16-3A.1 Police can redirect traffic onto private property during emergencies

KCC §16-3A.2 Definitions for emergency response rules

KCC §16-3A.3 Police can redirect traffic onto private property during emergencies

KCC §16-3A.4 County protects property owners used for emergencies

KCC §16-3A.5 Owners must give police their contact information

KCC §16-3.1 Police powers to enforce traffic rules and emergency orders

KCC §16-3.2 Fire Department Authority at a Fire Scene

KCC §16-3.3 Government vehicle drivers must follow traffic rules

KCC §16-4.1 Rules for crossing painted lane lines

KCC §16-4.2 Permit needed for red or green lights near traffic signals

KCC §16-5.1 Speed Limits and When They Apply

KCC §16-5.2 Minimum speed limits and slow driving rules

KCC §16-5.3 Speed limits for special vehicles on highways

KCC §16-6.1 No U-Turns in Business Districts

KCC §16-6.2 No cutting through sidewalks or driveways to avoid intersections

KCC §16-7.1 Where passing is not allowed on roads

KCC §16-7.2 Rules for towing vehicles on roads

KCC §16-8.1 When and where drivers must stop at stop signs

KCC §16-8.2 What a stop line is and where to stop

KCC §16-8.3 Designation of Through Highways

KCC §16-8.4 Stop signs on streets that cross through highways

KCC §16-9.1 Parking rules on highways outside towns

KCC §16-9.10 Parking rules for parades and special events

KCC §16-9.11 Postal workers may leave mail trucks running while delivering mail

KCC §16-9.12 When the county can tow and store your vehicle

KCC §16-9.2 Police can move or tow illegally parked vehicles

KCC §16-9.3 County parking spaces and how to park in them

KCC §16-9.4 How to park your car near the curb

KCC §16-9.5 Registered owner is presumed responsible for parked or abandoned vehicle

KCC §16-9.6 Abandoned Vehicles on Public Roads

KCC §16-9.7 Police Authority to Tow Vehicles

KCC §16-9.8 Police can sell unclaimed vehicles at public auction

KCC §16-9.9 Parking Motorcycles and Motorscooters in Parallel Spaces