They’re called rumble strips, not mini bumps

Rumble strips are meant to warn—not jolt—drivers, but poor design and placement in Kenya often turn these safety features into hazards of their own.

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Why do some drivers come to a virtual standstill when they cross the rumble strips that warn of an approaching speed bump or other hazard? Many readers

Rumble strips are a hazard warning and are not intended to be hazards in themselves.  They are supposed to be designed and placed so they can be crossed with zero ill-effect on the comfort or control of the vehicles that cross them - at any speed!

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