Speed Humps

A speed hump is an area of raised pavement 3 inches high, and either 12 feet or 22 feet long in the direction of travel. Speed humps are intended to reduce excessive vehicle speeds. Speeds decrease at the humps and between properly spaced successive humps. Speeds of both higher and average speed motorists are reduced. This effect remains relatively constant over time. In the long-term, reduction in speeds generally has a positive effect on pedestrian and traffic safety by reducing the number and severity of accidents.

• Current Speed Humps Executive Regulation
• Fact Sheet

Current open Speed Hump Requests

• Decatur Avenue 
• Greyswood Road/Renita Lane
• Johnson Avenue
• Bentley Park Drive
• Tucker Lane
• Nadine Drive
• Park Vista Drive and Wintergate Drive
• Turkey Branch Parkway
• Broad Street & Ridge Drive
• Garrett Park Road
• Fenway Road
• Grubb Road
• Amy Lane
• Denfeld Avenue
• Duvall Drive
• Burnt Mill Community
• Plummer Drive
• Needwood Road
• Ferrara Drive
• Williamsburg Drive and Lorain Avenue