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Traffic Calming
Coloured pavement treatments that reduce vehicle speeds without physical barriers.
Designing for Traffic Calming?
Product matching, technical data, and certified installer support across Canada.
Drivers slow for what they can see.
A change in surface is a change in speed.
Traffic calming devices such as roundabout medians, truck aprons, gateway treatments and speed tables: a change in colour and texture tells a driver the rules have changed before any sign does. Stamped asphalt carries heavy loads and holds its pattern for years to come.
Specify these systems for Traffic Calming
How it works
Colour changes driver behaviour. Research consistently shows that gateway treatments, speed table surface markings, and intersection colour treatments reduce vehicle entry speeds — without requiring physical barriers or speed humps that impede emergency response. HUB coloured pavement systems give traffic calming installations the visual weight they need to do their job. StreetBond and MMAX deliver high-visibility colour that persists through winter maintenance cycles — colour and contrast that hold season after season. StreetPrint gateway stamped asphalt signals a neighbourhood boundary through material texture and visual contrast that drivers respond to instinctively. TrafficPatterns and TrafficPatternsXD provide durable thermoplastic markings at raised crosswalks and school zone warning treatments where retroreflectivity is required year-round.
The work
Traffic Calming photographed on site across Canada.
51 photos
Traffic calming surface treatment — a village centre main street, Canada. Stamped asphalt and coloured pavement coating.
Traffic calming surface treatment — a neighbourhood gateway, Canada. Stamped asphalt and coloured pavement coating.
DuraTherm imprinted asphalt — a courtyard, Canada. Heat-imprinted asphalt with durable colour system.
Traffic calming surface treatment — a raised intersection, Maple Ridge, BC. Stamped asphalt and coloured pavement coating.
Traffic calming surface treatment — a pedestrian priority zone, Canada. Stamped asphalt and coloured pavement coating.
Traffic calming surface treatment — a raised intersection, Canada. Stamped asphalt and coloured pavement coating.
Traffic calming surface treatment — a village centre main street, Canada. Stamped asphalt and coloured pavement coating.
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Systems for Traffic Calming
StreetPrint
Stamped asphalt. The original — since 1992, a Canadian invention.
StreetBond
The colour system. Engineered to perform in Canada.
TrafficPatternsXD
Aggregate-reinforced preformed thermoplastic. Traffic tough, proven coast to coast.
MMAX
MMA area markings. Methyl methacrylate. Fast installation. Built for Canada.
TrafficPatterns
Preformed thermoplastic. You design it, we build it, we make it part of the road.
Lunch & Learn
Hosted by the HUB team — and Moose, site dog
Specify with confidence. Lunch is on us.
A working session for engineers, architects, and municipal teams — real Canadian case studies, spec language, and samples on the table.
45-minute session tailored to your projects — in your office or virtual
Spec language you can drop straight into your next RFP
Physical samples, technical data sheets, and the certified installer map
Lunch on HUB — and a $25 voucher when the session's virtual
45 minfocused$0hosted by HUB27years in the field10provinces served