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- Australian Standard Compliant (AS2890)
- Australian-Made
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Speed Humps Solutions
Traffic safety is a major concern around playgrounds and schools, in parking lots and multi-use areas, as well as in close proximity to people and cars. Speed bumps are a great way to slow down traffic and keep pedestrians safe. They can be installed in a variety of locations, from residential areas to key routes.
Speed bumps are made from long-lasting materials such as rubber and steel, or can be installed in the form of one-way tyre spikes. They are also easy to install and can be used in any weather condition.
Speed bumps are used for 15-25 mph speed limits and are frequently seen on local roads and connector routes where traffic must flow freely, but excessive speed could endanger pedestrians.
What are Speed Humps?
Speed humps are similar to speed bumps, but they are longer and not as tall. They are typically used in residential areas to discourage speeding. Unlike speed bumps, which are meant to be crossed quickly, humps are designed to be driven over slowly.
This allows traffic to flow more smoothly while still discouraging drivers from speeding. Speed humps are usually made of rubber or steel, which makes them durable and affordable to install.
Where are Road Humps Installed?
Humps are usually installed near schools, on local streets, and in residential neighborhoods. In most cases, steel or rubber speed humps are installed along roads with a posted speed limit of 15 km/h or less.
That being said, heavy-duty humps can be installed in factories and terminals where the traffic volume is higher.
Their travel length is usually between 3 and 20 feet apart, and they are typically yellow or white to increase visibility.
Difference Between Steel and Rubber Speed Humps
Humps can be made of rubber or steel, but there are a few differences between the different models.
Rubber speed humps are installed in areas with low traffic volume. They are used for small to medium-sized cars and are ideal for residential areas or short-term installations. Also, rubber speed humps are a great option to reduce noise pollution.
Steel humps, on the other hand, are best for higher levels of traffic and larger vehicles. Generally, steel is preferred for installations in car parks, shopping centres, factories, or transport depots.
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Rubber Speed Bump
The Slo Motion Compliance Speed Hump is a modular speed control system consisting of independent modules each 250mm long with rounded end caps.
Slo-motion is a modular steel speed hump system consisting of truly independent super strong steel modules. The ends of each speed hump are finished off with a pair of end caps. These end caps are moduled from an extremely durable rubber, or alternatively, steel end caps are also available if preferred. Suitable for car parks, shopping centres or factory complexes.
Slo-motion Heavy Duty is the modular speed control system for seriously heavy vehicle applications (Including B-Doubles).
The Blade Runner is a one way access spike system that has independent retracting teeth for one way vehicle movement. The Blade Runner is ideal for hire car facilities and residential access restrictions where there may be an issue with theft of vehicles or illegal entry to the site.
