Speed Table

What is a Speed Table?

A speed table is a type of speed bump that slows traffic down but allows it to flow normally.

Speed bump or speed table?

Speed tables are flat on top and raise the entire wheel base at once. Speed bumps are an immediate bump and slow cars even further.

What is a speed table used for?

Speed tables are used to reduce the speed in an area but to also allow traffic to flow as normal. Because speed tables are longer or wider than speed bump it allows all wheels of a vehicle to be raised from the ground and only slows traffic slightly as opposed to a sudden or immediate bump in the road. A speed cushion can also provide similar traffic calming to urban areas. Speed cushions are usually installed in a staggered manner - this will slow regular vehicles but will allow emergency vehicles or coaches to fit around the cushions with ease. 

Our XPT Modular Speed Table System comes in a bolt down format and is suitable for using in many kinds of areas including towns or cities, perfect for where traffic needs to be kept flowing at all times. These modular rubber speed tables can be installed easily and can come in the format you need for your area.  Due to the design these tables are suitable for using in areas with 30km/h zones. Each traffic table comes with all fixings and mid-sections and end caps that you require to suit the area in question. All end pieces include white markings to show where the speed table begins or ends.

If there is an immediate danger to pedestrians, such as entrance to a premises, a speed ramp may be better suited to the area. The immediate bump will give a clearer warning to drivers and will slow vehicles even further.

Can speed tables be used as pedestrian crossings?

Our XPT Modular Rubber Pedestrian Crossing doubles as both a pedestrian crossing and a traffic calming device. Again these speed tables are made from highly durable vulcanised rubber and can be installed quickly and easily on-site. Where the middle sections on a speed table are much shorter the sections on a pedestrian crossing speed table will be much longer and come in a black/white format to show where pedestrians and cross the road. Because the speed tables raise to meet kerbs it creates an excellent platform for pedestrians to crossroads.