Sebességmezej

Sebességmezej, also known as speed bumps or humps, are road safety features designed to slow down vehicles. They are typically installed on roads to reduce speed, improve traffic flow, and enhance safety, particularly in areas with high pedestrian or cyclist activity. Sebességmezej can be made from various materials, including concrete, asphalt, or rubber, and come in different shapes and sizes. They are most commonly found in urban areas, school zones, and residential streets. The design of sebességmezej varies, with some having a smooth, rounded surface to minimize discomfort for drivers, while others have a more pronounced, jagged edge to provide a stronger braking effect. Despite their purpose, sebességmezej can be controversial, as they may cause discomfort or inconvenience to drivers and can potentially damage vehicle suspension systems. As such, their use is often a subject of debate among traffic engineers, urban planners, and local communities.