Speed Bumps
Increase safety with our reliable speed bumps. Ideal for reducing speeds in residential areas, parking garages and industrial sites. A rugged design ensures long service life and easy installation. Create safe traffic environments with our high-quality speed bumps.
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Effective Speed Bumps for Improved Safety
Improve safety in your area with our high-quality speed bumps. These products are designed to effectively reduce speeds and thereby increase safety in residential areas, parking lots and industrial areas. Our durable solutions deliver long-lasting performance and easy installation, making them an excellent choice for anyone who wants to create a safer environment.
Why Choose Our Speed Bumps?
Speed bumps are crucial for reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. By slowing down vehicles, you can protect both pedestrians and drivers. Our speed bumps are perfect for a wide range of environments, from residential neighborhoods to industrial sites, and help minimize downtime and increase safety.
Choose the Right Speed Bump for Your Needs
When choosing speed bumps, it's important to consider material, mounting options and application. Our products come in a range of materials such as steel, plastic and rubber, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Think about where you plan to install them and which requirements apply to your particular area.
Regulations and Recommendations
It's important to follow the guidelines of the Swedish Work Environment Authority and other relevant agencies to ensure that speed bump installations meet all safety requirements. These guidelines help protect both people and property and can also affect insurance terms.
Need help choosing the right speed bump? Don't hesitate to contact us for personalized advice. We're here to help you create a safer, more secure environment.
Speed bumps reduce speeds and increase safety where vehicles and people move close to each other, such as in parking lots, residential neighborhoods, schoolyards, industrial yards and housing areas. A well-placed speed bump is often the simplest and most affordable way to bring down speeds on a stretch of road. At Nordguard, you'll find speed bumps in durable rubber for both permanent installation and temporary use.
Speed bumps are part of our range of traffic and road products. If you're unsure which model suits your road, read our guide how to choose the right speed bump.
Fixed Speed Bumps for Installation
Speed bumps anchored in asphalt or concrete provide permanent traffic calming. They are assembled from modules so you can adjust the length to the width of the roadway, and they are often fitted with end caps and reflectors for good visibility. See the full range under speed bumps for installation.
Portable and Temporary Speed Bumps
Portable speed bumps are ideal for events, construction sites and temporary traffic diversions where the need exists for a limited period. They are laid out and removed without permanent installation. See the options under portable or temporary speed bumps.
Speed Bumps for Residential Neighborhoods and Housing Associations
In residential areas, lower speed bumps are often used to slow traffic to walking pace without disturbing residents or damaging vehicles. For a softer, more attractive solution, planter boxes can be used as speed bumps, which both reduces speeds and beautifies the street. This is a common solution for homeowners' associations and housing cooperatives, and we've gathered advice for this type of customer on our page for housing cooperatives and homeowners' associations.
Visibility and Warning
A speed bump is most effective when it is visible in time. Reflective surfaces and contrasting colors help drivers notice the bump, and in some cases it should be supplemented with signage that warns of the bump in advance. Plan the placement so the bump is noticed before the vehicle reaches it.
Where Are Speed Bumps Used?
In parking lots and residential areas, speed bumps keep speeds down where children and pedestrians move about. In industrial yards and freight terminals, they slow down forklifts and trucks. See more examples of solutions for traffic environments and residential areas.
Frequently Asked Questions About Speed Bumps
In residential areas, a lower speed bump that slows traffic to walking pace without causing discomfort or damaging vehicles is usually sufficient. If the street occasionally needs to be cleared, a portable model is an option, and if you'd prefer a softer solution, planter boxes can be used as speed bumps.
The effect depends on the height and profile of the bump. Higher speed bumps provide stronger traffic calming and suit locations where speeds must come down significantly, while lower models are sufficient where traffic already moves slowly. The spacing between multiple bumps also affects the actual speed along the stretch.
On public roads, a permit from the road authority or municipality is usually required. On private property, such as an industrial yard or a housing cooperative's own grounds, the property owner decides. Check what applies to your particular road before installing.
Yes. Our rubber speed bumps are made to withstand heavy traffic year-round and keep their shape in both cold and heat. Rubber also has the advantage of reducing noise and being gentler on vehicles than harder materials.
Fixed speed bumps are screwed or bolted into asphalt or concrete and assembled from modules to the desired width. Portable speed bumps require no installation and can be laid out right away. Every product comes with installation instructions and the necessary fasteners.
In many cases, yes. A warning sign that alerts drivers to the bump in advance increases safety, especially on roads with higher speeds. On private property it's optional but often a good idea.