Not all speed bumps are the same! The big concrete ones you often see near schools or in colonies are usually 3–6 inches high and force you to slow down. But they’re costly and harder to install, which is why they’re used mostly in low-speed zones. On the other hand, those smaller rubber or plastic bumps are cheaper and easier to install, but they’re also less durable—so they’re often used on low-traffic roads. But the most interesting ones? Those multiple mini bumps in a row… I’ll explain in Pa

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