It’s continually being drummed into us to keep to the speed limit when driving because if you go over it you’ll be more at risk of killing yourself, other drivers and pedestrians. Basically the faster you go, the bigger the mess.
The next innovation in drive-through car safety is using rumble bars along the roadway to alert drivers that they are too close to the kerbside. Rumble bars help avoid a car getting gutter rash on the wheels as well as helping keep the vehicle a safe distance from the building itself.
Australian road engineers use a number of traffic calming measures to slow down or reduce traffic to improve safety. Some of the most common physical means include roundabouts, chicanes, speed humps, rumble bars and lane dividers.
Following our last blog about Queensland parking rules that you might not be aware of, this month we thought we’d highlight some of the new or updated driving legislation that has been introduced in Australia in 2020. It can be hard to keep up with
We often get asked whether it’s legal to park on a speed hump. We thought it would be useful to summarise the Queensland parking rules you may not know but should to save you the grief and expense of an unnecessary parking fine.
For 10 years, our focus has been on one thing: to provide one style of product and to do it well.
Our wheel stops, speed humps and rumble bars meet Australian Standards, don’t fade, and we’ve never needed to replace one.
For 10 years, our focus has been on one thing: to provide one style of product and to do it well.
Our wheel stops, speed humps and rumble bars meet Australian Standards, don’t fade, and we’ve never needed to replace one.
