Who do I make the invoice out to, when charging for the damage on our various vehicles, due to the height and steepness of these ridiculous bumps ?
Money would be much wiser spent putting a width or weight restriction at the bottom of the site to stop LGV's using Powder Mill Lane and causing utter chaos regularly !
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Farah
7 years ago
Very high bumps. You need to slow down to a virtual stop. Cars behind get impatient which makes you inadvertently speed in between bumps.
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Simon
7 years ago
Thank you Questor Estate Management. Kindly let us all know how and when you intend to reimburse us all for the damage being repeatedly caused to our vehicles (chassis, exhaust, wheel alignment = uneven tyre wear). We are not all company car and van drivers which means the cost to repair comes out of our 'hard-earned'. Neither have your bumps reduced the speeding in the estate. I'm being overtaken as I slowly drive other the wretched obstructions!And to rub it in, you install a bump at the estate entrance immediately after a huge pot hole you choose not to repair as a matter of urgency. Shame on you.
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Richard Law
7 years ago
They are too high
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Mark
7 years ago
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I constantly see people slowing down to a complete stop then just end up speeding in between the bumps to make up for lost time which makes it even more dangerous than having none at all.
Also, driving over these everyday will obviously wear out vehicle components quicker and doesn't seem necessary.
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Dave Pink
7 years ago
Waste of money and damages the car no matter how slow you go. Way too high and harsh.
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Mark
7 years ago
These are by far the worst speed humps ive encountered. They are to harsh and literally jolt my back even when going over them slowly. The management should look into repairing the damged tarmac around the site rather than installing these back breakers!!!
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John
7 years ago
I drive round half of Kent every day and these are by far the worst speed bumps I have to contend with. No matter the speed they are horrendous. It will only make matters worse when they close the bridge up to powder mill lane.
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Adrian Worley
7 years ago
Old ones were fine. New ones you have to slow down to a complete stop almost ad it still feels like the car is being damaged.
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Phil
7 years ago
They make people speed more as they are making up for lost time. Why do we need them when there are minimum pedestrians and no children. Waste of money. Scrape the bottom of my car even when driven slowly.
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Nick
7 years ago
They are utterly pointless. Get them removed!!!
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Tim Butler
7 years ago
The new speed humps are far to severe. It is impossible to go over them slowly enough to avoid discomfort.
Couldn't agree more with Jamie Hall.
Ridiculous speed bumps...
Who do I make the invoice out to, when charging for the damage on our various vehicles, due to the height and steepness of these ridiculous bumps ? Money would be much wiser spent putting a width or weight restriction at the bottom of the site to stop LGV's using Powder Mill Lane and causing utter chaos regularly !
Very high bumps. You need to slow down to a virtual stop. Cars behind get impatient which makes you inadvertently speed in between bumps.
Thank you Questor Estate Management. Kindly let us all know how and when you intend to reimburse us all for the damage being repeatedly caused to our vehicles (chassis, exhaust, wheel alignment = uneven tyre wear). We are not all company car and van drivers which means the cost to repair comes out of our 'hard-earned'. Neither have your bumps reduced the speeding in the estate. I'm being overtaken as I slowly drive other the wretched obstructions!And to rub it in, you install a bump at the estate entrance immediately after a huge pot hole you choose not to repair as a matter of urgency. Shame on you.
They are too high
I constantly see people slowing down to a complete stop then just end up speeding in between the bumps to make up for lost time which makes it even more dangerous than having none at all. Also, driving over these everyday will obviously wear out vehicle components quicker and doesn't seem necessary.
Waste of money and damages the car no matter how slow you go. Way too high and harsh.
These are by far the worst speed humps ive encountered. They are to harsh and literally jolt my back even when going over them slowly. The management should look into repairing the damged tarmac around the site rather than installing these back breakers!!!
I drive round half of Kent every day and these are by far the worst speed bumps I have to contend with. No matter the speed they are horrendous. It will only make matters worse when they close the bridge up to powder mill lane.
Old ones were fine. New ones you have to slow down to a complete stop almost ad it still feels like the car is being damaged.
They make people speed more as they are making up for lost time. Why do we need them when there are minimum pedestrians and no children. Waste of money. Scrape the bottom of my car even when driven slowly.
They are utterly pointless. Get them removed!!!
The new speed humps are far to severe. It is impossible to go over them slowly enough to avoid discomfort.