On the road, why do we have speed bumps instead of speed grooves?

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On the road, why do we have speed bumps instead of speed grooves?

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1. It’s easier to make a bump than make a groove.

2. It’s easier to repair a bump then repair a groove.

3. Grooves fill with debris, water, and/or ice

4. It’s easy to fill in a groove, hard to remove a bump.

5. Generally the front of the vehicle going down is not a good thing, the front is likely to hit the ground and do damage to the front bumper.

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