Speed is the highest factor affecting the risk and severity of vehicle accidents. Traffic studies conclude that a 3 mph reduction in vehicle speed can reduce the risk of accidents by at least 15%. Speed reduction doesn’t just minimize the severity of impacts, it also increases the reaction time buffer—helping drivers avoid collisions entirely and maintain pedestrian safe in the road and communities. Speed bumps help to reduce vehicle speed and keep people safe in high pedestrian traffic areas.
Our products will give you total satisfaction and your roads will be safe and people as well, areas like parking lots and much more will be protected.
Our rubber speed humps are made to slow down traffic in areas like parks, school zones, hospitals, and retirement communities. Their modular units lock together, creating a uniform surface fit to the road’s width.
There’s no better way to keep the road safe than allowing speed humps do their work by keeping the vehicles speed slow and safe for pedestrians to cross. Call now to our Sales Department and you’ll be happily attended by one of our Representatives.
Speed humps are legal for authorized use on public roads and any other area where they might be needed to increase safety. Reflective yellow stripes for high-visibility at night and in bad weather are part of its DNA creating a very high quality product that really works for safety wherever it is installed.
Made with high quality EPDM rubber compound, 25% recycled rubber content. Our 6’ portable speed bump have many benefits and they are very easy to install, some of the great benefits are:
Traffic calming is a priority in our society
Two of the most common forms of traffic calming are speed bumps and speed humps. These vertical obstacles are designed to slow down vehicles by creating mild discomfort. Speed bumps are an abruptly raised area in the pavement surface that work best at controlling speeds in low volume traffic areas. If a driver ignores them and fails to reduce their speed, they will be met with a jolt as their tires hit the obstacle. Speed humps are a milder form of vertical deflection with a longer traverse. Vehicles are encouraged to slow down to 10–15 mph, instead of a full stop. There are a variety of speed hump configurations used for traffic management including speed cushions, speed slots, and off-set speed humps. A bump in the road is not perfect for every traffic calming scenario. Obstacles work best when the driver knows they’re coming and starts slowing down before arriving at their edge. Speed bumps and humps are usually well marked with contrasting colors or reflective surfaces to ensure visibility, but they also need to be installed in places where a driver can see them coming. A steep grade can also change the effective height of a speed hump or bump, and create more of an impact than is intended. Visibility can also be an issue in some winter climates where snowfall is deep and local streets go unplowed.Heavy Duty Rubber Speed Hump
SKU | Description | Length | Height | Width | Weight |
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SH2019I | 19.75″ Speed Bump (1) 19.75″ Section With no End Caps | 19.75″ | 2″ | 3″ | 48.00 |
SH2121I | 10 Ft Single Lane Speed Bump (5) 19.75″ Sections + (2) End Caps | 121.75″ | 2″ | 3″ | 273.00 |
SH2240I | 20 Ft Double Lane Speed Bump (11) 19.75″ + (2) End Caps | 240″ | 2″ | 3″ | 561.00 |
SH2ECAL | LEFT End cap | 11.5″ | 2″ | 3′ | 16.00 |
SH2ECAR | RIGHT End cap | 11.5″ | 2″ | 3′ | 16.00 |
- Pre-drilled holes for easy installation with anchoring spikes or lag bolts.
- Optional end caps to protect bump ends as well as vehicles.
- Cat’s eye reflectors to optimize visibility at night.
- Can be lined together to cover the width of any roadway, to cover single or double lane areas.
- Can be easily removed for storage / relocation.
- Can be used for temporary or permanent installation.
- Resistant to very drastic weather conditions.
- Ensure Distance between speed humps is proper
- Speed hump configuration, meaning that speed humps can extend from curb to curb, or be staggered along different sides of the road, they should not be placed too close to an intersection, drainage, driveway
- Ensure vehicles cannot avoid or drive around the speed humps.
- Ensure proper signage, lighting, and visibility.