Traffic Speed Devices

Speed Humps

Speed humps should ideally be installed in a series to create ongoing traffic calming. They are best placed mid-intersection on roads with low-speed limits. Rubber speed humps are available in heights of 3 or 4 inches. Often used in lengths of 7 and 14 feet, the humps can be customized to any length and to the width of your roads in increments of 18″.

Speed humps are raised devices, parabolic in shape, placed across the road to slow traffic. The sloped design over a 7 or 14 foot length of space encourages cars to slow down without coming to a halt. Often considered the most traditional physical traffic calming solutions, speed humps calm traffic more gradually then speed bumps, although less so than speed tables. They are ideal for residential roads and are generally used to bring speeds to between 10-20 mph.

Features

The sloped design of rubber speed humps effectively slows vehicles

Patented interlocking system, ensuring a secure, stable fit

Power is supplied by a bank of batteries with a 120 volt charger

Modular rubber speed humps allow custom of length and striping

Speed humps withstand extreme temperatures, UV exposure

Our high-quality rubber speed humps come with a 2-year warranty

Rubber speed humps are removable and long-lasting

Reflective tape ensures our speed humps are visible day and night

Prefabricated humps provide a smooth and consistent experience

Our rubber speed humps install quickly with anchors and bolts

TS&L guarantee

At TS&L, we take pride in our commitment to delivering prompt and reliable service. That’s why we guarantee to be onsite within 24 hours of your request, ensuring your needs are met quickly and efficiently. Whether it’s an emergency or routine maintenance, our team is available 24/7, 365 days a year. No matter the time, day, or circumstance, you can trust TS&L to provide the professional support you need, when you need it most. Your satisfaction and the continued performance of your lighting and transportation solutions are our top priorities.