RUBBER HUMPS

Rubber humps, also known as speed bumps or speed humps, are traffic calming devices used to slow down vehicles and improve safety in various locations, such as residential areas, parking lots, and school zones. These humps are made of durable rubber materials and are designed to be placed on the surface of roads or parking areas. Rubber humps typically have a rounded or sloped profile, causing vehicles to slow down as they drive over them. The purpose of rubber humps is to reduce vehicle speeds, enforce traffic regulations, and enhance pedestrian safety. They serve as visual and physical cues for drivers to slow down and navigate with caution. Rubber humps are often preferred over traditional asphalt or concrete speed bumps due to their flexibility, durability, and easier installation. They can withstand heavy traffic and adverse weather conditions, and their rubber construction provides a smoother ride for vehicles compared to more rigid materials. 

Rubber humps come in various sizes and designs to suit different speed limit requirements and traffic conditions. They are commonly marked with reflective stripes or embedded reflectors for increased visibility at night or during low-light conditions. Rubber humps are an effective traffic control measure that helps create safer environments for pedestrians, control vehicle speeds, and reduce the risk of accidents in areas where speed reduction is necessary.