Traffic Speed Cushion 20/30/50/70/100 mm

Road Speed Cushion – Height 20 to 100 mm | Load Capacity 40 Tons | Private Use

The road speed cushion is designed to reduce vehicle speed in private areas while allowing priority vehicles to pass more smoothly. It provides an effective traffic-calming solution for sites where safety is essential but emergency access must remain unobstructed.

This type of speed reducer is commonly installed in hospitals, fire stations, sensitive industrial sites, logistics platforms, and secured areas, where light vehicles must slow down while ambulances, emergency trucks, or intervention vehicles can pass quickly with minimal impact.

Manufactured from high-resistance vulcanized rubber, the speed cushion supports loads of up to 40 tons and is designed to withstand repeated heavy traffic, weather exposure, UV radiation, and general wear.

Available in five different heights (20, 30, 50, 70, or 100 mm), it allows the level of speed reduction to be precisely adapted to the roadway configuration and desired speed limit.

The surface includes Class 1 reflective anti-slip bands, ensuring excellent visibility both day and night while improving vehicle grip, even in wet conditions.

This device is intended exclusively for private roads and is not compliant for installation on public roadways.

Technical specifications

Type: Road speed cushion

Usage: Private roads only

Available heights:

• 20 mm

• 30 mm

• 50 mm

• 70 mm

• 100 mm

Length: 500 mm

Width: Variable depending on configuration

Material: High-resistance vulcanized rubber

Maximum load capacity: Up to 40 tons

Signaling: 2 Class 1 reflective anti-slip bands

Fixing: Not included

Installation options: Anchoring for asphalt, concrete, or adhesive installation

Applications: Hospitals, fire stations, industrial zones, private parking areas, secured facilities

FAQ – Road speed cushion

What is a speed cushion used for?

It reduces vehicle speed in sensitive areas while allowing easier passage for priority vehicles such as ambulances or emergency services.

Which height should I choose?

Lower heights (20–30 mm) provide mild speed reduction, while higher versions (50–100 mm) impose stronger slowing effects.

Can it support heavy vehicles?

Yes. This model supports loads of up to 40 tons, making it compatible with trucks and emergency vehicles.

Can it be installed on public roads?

No. This product is designed only for private road installations and does not meet public roadway regulations.

How is it installed?

It can be anchored to concrete or asphalt surfaces using appropriate fixings, or installed using specialized adhesive depending on the surface type.