Traffic calming

Rubber speed humps

A speed hump is 10–14 ft long and targets 15–20 mph on a public street; a speed bump is 12–15 in of travel and targets 5–10 mph on private property. Most sites searching for "speed humps" are parking lots, HOAs and yards, where the bolt-down rubber bump is the correct device — no permit, no asphalt work, 30 minutes per lane.

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Two rubber speed bumps bolted across a commercial parking lot lane beside access gates

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Profile	Height	Travel length	Target speed	Typical use
Rubber speed bump — 2.4 in HD	2.4 in	13.8 in	≤ 6 mph	Truck yards, docks, plants
Rubber speed bump — 3 in modular	3 in	15 in	≤ 10 mph	Parking lots, HOAs, campuses
Asphalt speed hump (poured)	3–4 in	10–14 ft	15–20 mph	Public roads, permitted work

3-inch modular rubber speed bump with yellow and black interlocking sections and rounded end caps

2.4-Inch Heavy-Duty Speed Bump — Steel-Plate Reinforced

Steel-plate reinforced rubber for truck yards, docks and industrial traffic up to 176,000 lb axle loads.

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

3-Inch Modular Rubber Speed Bump

Interlocking 39 in and 20 in modules with 10 in end caps — build any lane width, replace one section instead of the whole bump.

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Rubber speed humps

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2.4-Inch Heavy-Duty Speed Bump — Steel-Plate Reinforced

3-Inch Modular Rubber Speed Bump

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