Where:
On any road, particularly in residential areas, near schools, pedestrian zones, shopping centres, or parking areas, where speed control is necessary to protect pedestrians and other road users.
Speed humps are raised sections of the road designed to slow down traffic.

Purpose:
To warn that there are speed humps or raised obstacles on the carriageway ahead.
These are installed to reduce vehicle speed in areas where there is a high risk of accidents or where pedestrians frequently cross.
Driving over them too fast can cause vehicle damage, discomfort to passengers, or loss of control.

Action:
Reduce your speed well before reaching the speed humps.
Approach them slowly and drive over the centre of each hump in a controlled manner.
Avoid sudden braking or swerving while on the hump, as this can destabilize your vehicle.
Be especially cautious if the road is wet, as traction may be reduced.
After crossing, maintain a safe and moderate speed, as additional humps may follow within a short distance.