Speed ​​bumps work in a similar way to traffic cops, in a hypothetical sense, since bumps are only a clear deterrent. They force cars to slow down, pass over them safely, or else a sudden jump will be experienced, as when we go over a pothole at high speed, if we pass them by Over at high speed, the vehicle may be damaged.

Speed bumps should be used on speed lanes or streets to avoid accidents. It helps regulate speed and keeps most rough drivers in check to avoid hitting people.

If, for some reason, you do not know what a speed bump is, these are like a longitudinal hump to the road and are designed to regulate the speed of vehicles traveling on troubled roads, such as, for example, near a school, hospital, playground, etc.

Speed bumps are generally used primarily in residential neighborhoods where drivers may be driving at an inappropriate speed without realizing it. After all, the speed limit in many neighborhoods is often low.

These speed bumps can be found made of concrete or rubber. The former requires work and are usually more expensive to install. While the rubber ones are installed in just a couple of hours, they are less aggressive towards vehicles and can be repaired very quickly, do not require maintenance, and are visible thanks to their yellow stripes.

In any case, speed bumps especially rubber bumps must be accompanied by a vertical warning so that the most clueless drivers can be aware of their presence before passing over them.

This gives them a customizable appeal for whoever decides to put them in their business or residential neighborhood. The sizes can influence the vehicles’ speed since the steeper and broader they are, the slower you must travel on them.