We have replaced a broken speed bump with a new, safer model at Westlite Dormitory Toh Guan to enhance traffic control and pedestrian safety.
The new speed bumps we have installed are renowned for their durability and resilience, making them an excellent choice for high-traffic areas. However, it is crucial for property managers and residents to understand the signs indicating when these essential safety features require repairing or even replacing.
As a general rule of thumb, speed bumps should be considered for replacement when they wear down to the point where the fixing bolts become exposed. This condition can create a genuine hazard for vehicles crossing the speed hump, jeopardising both motorists and pedestrians. Specifically, if a speed bump becomes worn to the extent that sections are missing, or if any of the fixings become visibly exposed, these issues must be addressed immediately to maintain safety.
If you find yourself in a situation where you are uncertain about the condition of your speed bumps, do not hesitate to get in touch with us today. Our experts are ready to assist you in assessing the situation, and we can provide a detailed quote or discuss how we can support your specific project requirements.
Our heavy-duty speed bumps are crafted from high-density rubber, specifically designed to effectively reduce vehicle speed. Speed bumps are often strategically placed in areas where there is a heightened risk of pedestrian accidents, such as residential neighbourhoods, near schools, and in parking lots.
To highlight some options:
- The 50mmH speed bump is engineered to slow vehicular traffic to approximately 20 km/h, making it suitable for areas where a moderate speed reduction is necessary.
- Alternatively, the 75mmH speed bump is rated to reduce vehicular traffic speed to approximately 10 km/h, providing enhanced safety in especially sensitive areas where pedestrian activity is frequent.
In conclusion, with these crucial upgrades, we are dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of all residents and visitors at the Foreign Worker Dormitory. Remember, proactive maintenance and timely replacements of safety features like speed bumps are vital to prevent accidents and create a secure living environment.
