Safety Rider Mini Hump

The Safety Rider rubber mini hump is a unique modular traffic calming device designed to slow traffic while maintaining a continuous traffic flow. The mini hump is constructed of interlocking units with a tongue and groove system. This allows the humps to be linked together to cover the width of any roadway. End caps are available to provide a smooth finish to the ends of the hump.

Safety Rider mini humps are:

  • Made of 100% recycled rubber
  • Interlocking design expands to any road width
  • Tongue and groove system keeps product firmly in place
  • High visibility with embedded highway tape
  • Easy installation on any paved surface
  • No skilled labor required
  • Lightweight and removable
  • Maintenance free
  • 3 year warranty


What Makes Our Recycled Rubber Parking Products So Unique?

Features

The Safety Rider is constructed from 100% recycled tires. Unlike asphalt humps, our mini humps are preformed for a uniform and consistent profile and a smooth , safe ride . The mini humps are simple to install and do not require road closures . Plastic shields are inserted into pre-drilled holes and the units are bolted down to keep from shifting. The Safety Rider Mini Humps can be easily removed for storage or relocation .

Mini speed humps are ideal for slowing traffic in school parking lots and crossings, playground areas, hospitals, parking facilities, and anywhere a slow traffic flow is required. Heavy load bearing truck traffic is ideally facilitated by the safety rider mini hump.

Molded highly reflective tape provides optimal visibility even on a dark night, alerting drivers well in advance.

Safety Rider mini humps are covered by a 3 year warranty.


Applications:
Used in the following situations:

  • Speeding of motor vehicles create danger and noise pollution
  • Temporary installation is required to test traffic safety programs, during street fairs, or other pedestrian activity events
  • Only temporary installation is allowed due to snow removal
  • Where heavy truck traffic is common
  • Shipping ports for sea cargo