Speed Hump: What It Means & What To Do
What Does the Speed Hump Mean?
A speed hump is ahead. Slow down to avoid vehicle damage or loss of control.
About This Sign
Speed humps are raised pavement sections designed to slow traffic in residential areas. They are wider and less abrupt than speed bumps.
Where you will see it
You see this sign before a speed hump, a raised section of pavement. Speed humps are common in residential areas to slow traffic.
What to do
- Slow down before you reach the hump.
- Cross it at a low speed so you keep control.
A common mistake
Drivers confuse speed humps with speed bumps. Humps are wider and less abrupt, but hitting one too fast can still damage your vehicle or cause loss of control.
What to remember for the test
Remember that a speed hump is a raised pavement section built to slow traffic in residential areas. It is wider and less abrupt than a speed bump.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Speed Hump mean?
A speed hump is ahead. Slow down to avoid vehicle damage or loss of control.
What shape and color is the Speed Hump?
The Speed Hump uses the Diamond shape and Yellow with black coloring.
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