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    5 minUpdated 2026-11-02 · Reviewed by LT Plastics Engineering

    Speed Bump Quote Checklist: What to Measure Before You Ask for Price

    Most speed bump quotes change after the site visit because a measurement was missing. Collect these before asking for price.

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    TL;DR: A speed bump price depends on linear feet, profile height (2.4 in for about 10 mph zones, 3 in for about 5 mph zones), pavement type (asphalt or concrete anchors), end caps and signs. Measure every lane wall to wall, count crossings and send photos; that is what makes a quote final instead of an estimate. LT Plastics, an authorized Bonar Plastics distributor based in Phoenix, AZ, supplies HDPE bulk containers, hoppers, tanks and speed bumps to US plants.

    Quick Facts: What Changes the Price

    ItemWhy it matters
    Linear feet per laneMain cost driver
    Profile 2.4 in or 3 inDifferent sections
    Asphalt or concreteDifferent anchors
    End capsFinish and drainage gaps
    Signs and markingsVisibility, fewer complaints
    Number of sitesShipping per site

    Measuring Checklist

  1. Lane width curb to curb, in feet.
  2. Leave a drainage gap at each gutter or curb.
  3. Zone speed: 10 mph lanes or 5 mph crossings.
  4. Pavement type and condition (cracks weaken anchors).
  5. Photos of each location.
  6. Use the installation and hardware guide, spacing guide and yard zones 2.4 vs 3 in. For typical cost factors read how much do speed bumps cost.

    What We Know That Buyers Often Miss

  7. Most early failures come from anchors not matching the pavement. See rubber speed bumps coming loose.
  8. One standard layout for all sites simplifies reorders.
  9. Next Step

    Send lanes, linear feet, pavement and sites in the quote form below.

    FAQ

    How many feet of speed bump do I need?

    Lane width minus drainage gaps, times number of bumps.

    Do I need different anchors for concrete?

    Yes, asphalt and concrete use different anchors.

    Sources

  10. FHWA, MUTCD markings and signs for speed humps
  11. Next step in your decisionSpeed Bumps for Sale: Rubber vs Plastic, 2.4" vs 3" & Anchoring [2026]

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