Rubber traffic calming

Rubber speed humps

Modular rubber is the practical way to get a speed hump onto private property: bolt-down sections build to any lane width, install in about 30 minutes with a hammer drill, and cost $260–$520 per 12 ft lane in the 3 in profile or $360–$660 in the 2.4 in heavy-duty profile. A true poured hump is 10–14 ft long and only forces 15–20 mph; a rubber bump section at 12–15 in of travel forces 5–10 mph, which is what most lots actually want.

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Rubber speed hump section bolted across the entrance lane of a gated residential community

Key specs at a glance

Profiles	2.4" HD and 3" modular
Travel length	13.8 in / 15 in
Target speed	6–10 mph
Cost per 12 ft lane	$260–$660 + freight
Service life	8–12 years
Install	~30 min, 2 people

2.4-inch heavy-duty rubber speed bump with black and yellow segments, white directional arrows and bolt holes

Recommended model

3-Inch Modular Rubber Speed Bump

The 39 in and 20 in modules let you build a hump run across any lane width and replace a single damaged section instead of the whole crossing.

Height: 3 in
Center module: 39 in and 20 in
End caps: 10 in each
Width (travel length): 15 in
Target speed: ≤ 10 mph
Material: Recycled rubber, UV stable

Hump or bump — pick by speed target

Want 5–10 mph on a private lane? A rubber bump section. Want 15–20 mph on a long public street? That is a poured hump, and it needs the city.

Removable and relocatable

Unbolt, patch the anchors and move it. Poured asphalt gives you none of that, at 5–10 times the cost.

Any lane width

center modules = (lane width in inches − 20 in) ÷ module length, plus two 10 in end caps.

Frequently asked

How much are rubber speed humps?

$260–$520 in materials per 12 ft lane for the 3 in modular profile and $360–$660 for the 2.4 in heavy-duty profile, anchors included, plus LTL freight quoted to your ZIP code.

What is the difference between a rubber speed hump and a speed bump?

Length of travel. A bump is 12–15 in front to back and targets 5–10 mph. A hump is 10–14 ft long and targets 15–20 mph. Rubber modular sections cover the bump range; a true hump that long is normally poured asphalt on a public street.

Do rubber speed humps hold up outdoors?

Yes. Recycled rubber stays flexible from desert heat to freeze-thaw and runs 8–12 years in service, against 2–4 for plastic and 5–10 for asphalt.

How long does installation take?

Bolt-down install takes two people about 30 minutes per 12 ft lane: position the modules, mark the bolt holes, hammer-drill the asphalt or concrete, and torque the anchors flush. No paving contractor and no cure time.

Do you ship nationwide?

Yes. Every kit is in stock in the USA and ships by LTL freight to all 48 contiguous states. Pallet and container pricing is available for volume orders, and freight is quoted to your ZIP code.

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Spec sheet & price guide (PDF)

Both profiles, dimensions, load rating, price per 12 ft lane and what we need to quote freight. One field — no phone call required.

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