Question 1

How much does a speed bump cost?

Accepted Answer

A bolt-down rubber speed bump kit costs about $260–$520 in materials per 12 ft lane, plus LTL freight. The 2.4 in steel-plate reinforced profile sits at the top of that range; the 3 in modular rubber profile at the bottom.

Question 2

What is the cost per foot of a rubber speed bump?

Accepted Answer

Roughly $22–$43 per linear foot of lane in materials for the 3 in modular profile, and $30–$55 per foot for the 2.4 in heavy-duty profile. Volume orders move toward the low end.

Question 3

How much does installation cost?

Accepted Answer

Usually nothing extra. Bolt-down install is a two-person, 30-minute job per lane with a hammer drill, so in-house maintenance staff normally handle it. A contractor typically charges $150–$300 per lane.

Question 4

Is rubber cheaper than an asphalt speed hump?

Accepted Answer

Far cheaper. A poured asphalt hump runs $1,500–$3,000+ per location with a paving contractor, cure time and lane closure, versus $260–$520 in materials for a rubber kit you install the same day.

Factor	Impact
Profile	HD steel-plate runs ~30% over modular rubber
Lane width	Priced per foot; 12 ft is the reference lane
Quantity	Pallet pricing past ~10 lanes, container best
Anchors	Spike for asphalt, expansion for concrete — included
Freight	LTL by ZIP; liftgate delivery adds cost

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