ProSolve Speed Hump - Yellow Mid Section

The ProSolve speed humps are built for one purpose - getting vehicles to slow down in areas where they otherwise won’t, particularly around yards, accessways, car parks, and work zones. There’s not much mystery to it, despite how often these things get overdesigned or overexplained.

Each section measures 500mm in length, 400mm in width, and 50mm in height, which puts it right where it needs to be for effective speed reduction without creating unnecessary disruption. Too low and it gets ignored. Too high and it becomes a problem. This sits in the middle. Where it should be.

The size also makes them practical to handle, transport, and install without turning it into a drawn-out job, especially when multiple units are being laid in sequence. You’ll usually need more than one. That’s expected.

At 50mm high, it provides a noticeable change under a vehicle without being aggressive, which is generally what’s required in controlled environments rather than public roads. It slows traffic down. Consistently.

There’s no real complexity here. Position them properly, fix them in place, and they do exactly what they’re supposed to do, whether that’s in a warehouse yard, a temporary site entrance, or a car park where speed has become an issue.

They’re also sized in a way that allows multiple sections to be installed together to create longer runs, giving flexibility depending on how much control is needed in a given area. Standard approach. Nothing unusual.