Speed Humps, Wheel Stoppers and Wheel Chocks
Speed humps, wheel stoppers and wheel chocks help control vehicle movement in car parks, factories, warehouses and loading areas. They reduce speed, define parking limits and support safer positioning of vehicles, buses, trucks and vans.
Speed and Parking Control Guide
| Need | Recommended product | Typical application |
|---|---|---|
| Slow moving vehicles | Rubber speed hump or mini speed bump | Car parks, private roads and facility driveways |
| Define parking stop point | Rubber wheel stopper | Cars, vans, buses and truck parking bays |
| Hold stationary vehicle position | Wheel chock | Loading bays, maintenance areas and fleet yards |
| Complete speed hump installation | End caps and fixing accessories | Cleaner edge finish and safer approach |
FAQ
Where should speed humps be used?
They are suitable for private roads, car parks, warehouses, factories and residential or commercial areas where slower vehicle movement is needed.
What is the difference between a wheel stopper and wheel chock?
A wheel stopper marks a parking stop point. A wheel chock is placed against a wheel to help prevent movement when the vehicle is stationary.
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Related traffic safety categories: convex mirrors, traffic barriers and Traffic Safety.
Speed Humps
Speed Humps
Speed Humps
Speed Humps
Speed Humps
Speed Humps