FAQs
How does a yellow centre line help to calm traffic?
Yellow centre line divide the road into two equal lanes which reduces the width. Drivers tend to drive slower as they are not comfortable carrying higher speeds in this situation.
What is a 'yellow tail' and how can it help in traffic calming?
It is a part of a 'yellow centre line' utilized to provide positive guidance to motorists on approach to an intersection so they can reduce speed.
What does a speed hump sign look like?
Below is an image of a common speed hump sign.
What is a 'white stop line' and why is it important in traffic calming?
In urban areas on local streets this is a 30 cm wide line perpendicular to the road advising motorists where to stop at a stop sign or traffic signal.
What does a 'traffic calmed neighbourhood' sign look like?
Below is an image of a common Traffic-calmed Neighbourhood (TCN) sign
What is a “Flexible Bollard” and how do you navigate through it?
Rugged traffic posts, designed to bend without braking. Bendable bollards spring forward and back to prevent bollard and vehicle damage. They reduce road width discouraging aggressive driving.