Rubber Speed Breaker speed hump

Speed bumps, sometimes called speed humps or undulations, are used for 10–15 mph speed zones. They’re often seen on local streets or connector roads where traffic needs to flow smoothly but excessive speed will endanger pedestrians. Playground and school zones often use these in traffic management. Even a little bump can go a long way. Plastic speed bumps are effective tools for slowing down traffic and improving safety in parking lots, garages, and other areas. Once you invest in speed bumps, the bumps do most of the work. Plastic speed bumps are easy to install and maintenance-free, meaning that once they’re in the ground, you’re set for years. They’ll even maintain their color for years despite heavy contact with moving vehicles and exposure to the elements. Just like installation, taking away a recycled plastic speed bump isn’t a problem. You may want to move a speed bump to a new location after a while. Plastic speed bumps can be detached and installed elsewhere. That’s a lot easier than chipping away a mound of asphalt and rebuilding it elsewhere. Any travel length longer than the vehicle creates only one up-and-down motion, whereas a travel length shorter than the vehicle creates two rocking movements as each set of wheels passes over.  Speed bumps are most often placed in a series, maintaining speed reduction through a long corridor.#Roadsafety#Tafficrules#trafficsafety#Awareness#safetyslogan #speedbreaker#Drivesafe#safedriving#savelife#speedcontrol
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USES Road, Tunnels, Parking Lots, Parking Garages, Inside and Outside Industrial Sites & Street with High Traffic Flow.