Roads Are Easements Not Planned Communities Or HOAs

[KPHawaii]

"The back road is Ainaloa Dr. The main road is Ainaloa Blvd."

Thanks for the clarification.

The questions still are:

How many speed bumps are there?
Do they slow traffic and by what amount (MPH)?

And if HPPOA installs speed bumps (4 per mile) on the main roads, would this be of concern to First Responders? Could slowing emergency vehicles to 25MPH (which is what I read, but would like someone in Ainaloa to confirm) be a problem?

Speed deterrents are meant to keep or slow people down to the speed limit. That’s why there are humps, bumps and tables. The best way to answer your question is to suggest driving the areas you are asking about. Can you go faster than the speed limit? If so, how much faster? And every car/truck/bike is different. They are meant to serve the majority.