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Wed Jan 30, 2013 7:46 am
Toll booths I get, but speed bumps aren't as effective as people would have you to believe they are. Wherever there are speed bumps, I've noticed that they don't really stop people from speeding in between them. Because they can either see where the next one is, or they know exactly where the bumps are.
The only time people don't usually speed in between them is if they are maybe 50 ft. or less apart. And it's not likely to see pedestrians crossing directly at the sites of the bumps, so I can't say for sure they are providing any significant amount of safety for pedestrians.
Also, most people's suspensions are either in good enough condition or they just don't care about the bumps, and so they slow down just enough not to go completely airborne over the bumps. So while the bumps do slow traffic in general, it usually only for as quick as it takes to pass over it. Which can sometimes be really quick.