Requesting Road Humps « Dallas City Councilmember Angela Hunt

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Unless posted otherwise, the speed limit on residential streets is 30 mph. In order to qualify for speed humps, 85% of the traffic must be traveling 31 mph or faster. The city can collect speed data to determine if the street would qualify for speed humps.