• Road humps are generally installed at the entrance and exit of roads and anywhere else where vehicles are required to slow down.
  
• They are usually painted with yellow diagonal stripes.
  
• Some road humps have a wider top surface that incorporates a zebra crossing, ensuring that vehicles reduce their speed and at the same time allowing pedestrians to cross safely.
  
• To facilitate the smooth travel of buses and to ensure the safety and comfort of bus passengers, the Land Transport Authority has constructed wider and lower road humps known as bus-friendly humps.

The covered walkway connecting the multi-storey car park at Block 505A Jurong West Avenue 1 to the wet market at Block 505 has a road hump that incorporates a barrier-free crossing. The hump also ensures that motorists reduce their speed. (Lianhe Zaobao, 13/12/2016)

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