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.
As we near the end of 2019 we thought we would take a look at some of the highlights for Speed Humps Australia. It’s been another really busy year for us and we’re so proud to have been involved in some really innovative and high-profile projects.
As Christmas approaches please remember to stay safe this year. In December 2018 alone there were 98 fatalities on the road, with a further 119 in January 2019 so we’ve decided to put together some of the best road travel safety tips for the summer holidays.
Are rumble bars the most practical and versatile traffic management device? Our clients seem to think so! Take a read of the innovative ways that the humble rumble bar has been used recently to help keep both pedestrians and vehicles and their drivers safe and potentially avoid costly fines or repairs.
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.
