Speed bumps or speed reducers are an economical solution for reducing vehicle speed in areas where it is necessary. They are ideal for pedestrian crossings on major roads or long straightaways, around schools, churches, shopping centers, public services, etc.

They are made from hard rubber, making them more vehicle-friendly compared to similar ones made from concrete or other materials, while providing better traction with the ground.

Speed reducers are discreet even in low light conditions thanks to their bright colors and/or their reflective tape and/or the cat eyes they feature. They can be installed permanently or temporarily, and they come with end pieces for a more aesthetically pleasing result and greater safety.

They are usually placed at pedestrian crossings where vehicles must reduce speed, especially on major roads or long straightaways. In this way, vehicles are compelled to slow down when approaching the speed bump, allowing pedestrians to cross the road more safely.

Additionally, they are used in areas where high-speed movement is not allowed, even if there are no pedestrian crossings (e.g., hospitals).

They are not affected by environmental conditions, such as humidity, solar radiation, etc. Their storage and transportation are easy, while their installation is straightforward and does not require specialized personnel or tools.