In the world of civil works and construction, time delays and unreliable suppliers can cause more problems than the traffic hazards you are trying to fix. That is why contractors across Australia are constantly seeking dependable suppliers who can deliver quickly, provide accurate quotes, and

How Working Together is Shaping Better Car Parks and Safer Roads At Speed Humps Australia, we've always believed in the power of collaboration. While we specialise in bolt-down, modular traffic calming solutions, we know we're just one part of the broader picture when it comes

When it comes to infrastructure, the smallest components often carry the biggest consequences. A seemingly insignificant piece of road equipment, a speed hump, can either enhance safety or undermine an entire civil project. It might sound exaggerated, but one poorly chosen or cheaply made speed

In civil construction and property development, adhering to the AS2890 series of standards—specifically AS2890.1 (for off-street car parking), AS2890.2 (for commercial vehicle facilities), and AS2890.6 (for accessible parking)—is more than a legal necessity. It’s a critical step toward ensuring safety, accessibility, and long-term functionality across

Traffic calming devices play a vital role in keeping streets safe for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists. When properly installed, they reduce vehicle speeds, improve visibility, and create safer environments in residential areas, school zones, shopping precincts, and industrial complexes. However, not all installations go to

In civil construction and traffic management projects, every detail matters, especially when it comes to safety infrastructure like speed humps. While it may seem convenient to let the client decide on the placement of these devices, it is a risky and often costly decision. Line

When it comes to road safety and traffic control, time and reliability are critical. Civil crews working on tight schedules, whether in car parks, private access roads, or drive-thru lanes, need fast solutions that don't sacrifice performance or compliance. For clients, the focus is on

In tight-turn zones, drive-thru lanes, and narrow split-lane setups, drivers often misjudge positioning. The result is a mix of curb strikes, scraped wheels, near-misses, and non-compliance with site design. In these environments, relying solely on painted lines or signs rarely solves the issue. That is

The Practical Advantages Behind the Shift Throughout Australia, in recent years, there has been a quiet revolutionary shift in car parks, shared zones, and local roadways. Rubber speed humps are increasingly replacing traditional asphalt speed humps by asset managers, builders, and road engineers and councils.