When designing a speed bump that’s right for you, it’s often a good idea to alternate yellow and black colours for increased visibility, and don’t forget two end caps too.

Featuring cat eye reflectors that work nicely in low light conditions, the speed bump sections are made from heavy-duty PVC and have a chequered pattern to provide additional grip even in difficult weather conditions. Often installed in car parks and on private roads where vehicles and pedestrians mix, these speed bump mid sections are perfect for light use where HGVs visit infrequently.

How To Install Your Speed Bump

In tarmac and concrete, these are best fixed down using shield anchor bolts - included - which are designed for heavy-duty, load-bearing applications. To install, first mark the position of bolts, drill the required holes and the correct size, insert the fixing and then secure the speed bump in place.

Look out for the speed bump complete kit, which contains everything you might need in one convenient package and is available in a range of sizes at great prices. Alternatively, the speed bump mid-sections are great for extending these bundles or for replacements.