My neighbor is so sick of drivers speeding he’s illegally installed his own speed bumps – they’re taller than the curb
A MAN has revealed the drastic and illegal measures his neighbor has taken in an attempt to get people to stop speeding through their community.
The Utah-based TikTok creator has nearly 70,000 followers who enjoy the interesting content he shares on his account about his life.
Steve Green (@greenfoxmotox) recently posted a video about something unexpected that his neighbor did.
He captioned the clip: “Imagine riding through this with a broken neck in an ambulance though.”
The user included hashtags in the caption like #hoaissues, #badneighbors and #karensgoingwild.
In the video, Steve said: “Guys, you gotta see this,” while laughing.
He explained: “My neighbor is pissed off at people speeding so he went and made his own speed bumps.”
Then his video revealed numerous black bumps lined up on a street.
“They’re taller than the curve,” he said while pointing.
“And there’s four of them.”
The creator went on to say: “These aren’t speed bumps, they’re f****ng whoop sections.”
He jokingly said: “I need to take my dirt bike.”
Getting closer to the speed bumps his neighbor installed into their street, Steve pointed out chalk lines outlining them.
“And there’s already been so many cars scratching the s**t out of everything,” he stressed.
At the end of the clip he stated: “This is not legal – You can’t do this s**t.”
Steve emphasized: “I’m losing my fucking mind over this.”
A North Carolina traffic engineer has informed Americans that there are a lot of factors that go into determining if a street is eligible for speed humps.
You can’t just go out and install your own speed humps, but you can help pay for them, he told Citizen Times.
City officials use a point system to prioritize streets in need, considering factors including traffic volumes, number of driveways, number of curves, how close houses are to the street and more.
“Speed humps add a certain amount of delay to an emergency vehicle’s response, as much as seven seconds per hump,” Moore said.
Adding five-speed humps to a street could add a half minute or more to the response time, he explained.
Steve’s video about his neighbor’s annoying and illegal act has been viewed over 700,000 times.
“I wonder if everyone can sue for damages to their car” someone commented on the clip.
“Neighbor’s about to get sued,” another person added.
“Dude needs some signs announcing the bumps,” a TikToker suggested.