Definition of rumble strip in English:

rumble strip

noun

A series of raised strips across a road or along its edge, changing the noise a vehicle's tyres make on the surface and so warning drivers of speed restrictions or of the edge of the road.
隆隆标志带，齿纹标志带（横穿公路或沿公路边缘而筑的一系列突起地带，使驶过该路面的汽车隆隆震颤，提醒司机减速行驶或提醒司机注意公路边缘）
Example sentencesExamples
- So the rumble strips along Richmond Road are to be dug out and replaced at a cost to you and me of many thousands of pounds, in addition to the many thousands they cost to put in about six months ago.
- I've asked for speed bumps, crash barriers and rumble strips but I've been told they would be too dangerous for drivers.
- All over the country, councils have their own different ways of slowing traffic - speed bumps, rumble strips, large sections of red painted at the entrance to villages, chevrons, and flashing 30 mph signs, to name but a few.
- Cycles do use the ring road, the area between kerb and rumble strip seems to be used as an unofficial cycle track.
- A 40 mph speed limit, more warning signs and rumble strips are to be installed at one of the county's worst accident black spot to improve road safety.
- Dermody insists that rumble strips are needed on Royal Oak Road as well as a pedestrian or zebra crossing.
- She said proposed safety measures, due to be trialled soon, included rumble strips and two 30 mph signs that provide ‘slow down’ warnings to speeding motorists.
- There is also a possibility that rumble strips may be included at the final stages of the work.
- Anyone who travels the ring road will have noticed the new rumble strips which have started to appear creating an extremely uncomfortable, spine-wrenching ride before each roundabout.
- These measures, over a half-mile stretch of road, include road humps, rumble strips, pinch points, mini-roundabouts, traffic tables and reflectors at a staggering cost of £160,000 to taxpayers.
- Know the warning signs of drowsy driving, such as not being able to remember the last few miles driven or hitting a rumble strip.
- Paint stripes were found to have only minor influence on driver behaviour, whereas rumble strips lowered speeds by an average of 40 per cent.
- Campaigners were due to meet city council engineers this week to discuss measures including better signs and rumble strips.
- She said the white lines in the centre of the road would be made clearer, cat's-eye reflectors would be renewed and rumble strips would alert drivers to pay more attention.
- On highways and semi-rural roads, rumble strips are preferred to humps.
- It was more effective than a speed limit sign, or a rumble strip, disfiguring stripes on the road or pious notices imploring drivers to take care.
- The rumble strips provide an audible warning to encourage drivers to slow down early enough to avoid late braking which could lead to such collisions.
- Car safety features such as antilock brakes and rumble strips on roads have made driving safer.
- I am all for sensible traffic-calming, rumble strips, sleeping policemen and so on to keep traffic flowing, but these chicanes are a nightmare and should be dug up and replaced.
- Mr Pearce believes drivers should be warned about the long double bend by either a sign, speed limit, rumble strips or double white lines.

Definition of rumble strip in US English:

rumble strip

nounˈrəmbəl strɪpˈrəmbəl strip

A series of raised strips across a road or along its edge, changing the noise a vehicle's tires make on the surface and so warning drivers of speed restrictions or of the edge of the road.
隆隆标志带，齿纹标志带（横穿公路或沿公路边缘而筑的一系列突起地带，使驶过该路面的汽车隆隆震颤，提醒司机减速行驶或提醒司机注意公路边缘）
Example sentencesExamples
- The rumble strips provide an audible warning to encourage drivers to slow down early enough to avoid late braking which could lead to such collisions.
- Paint stripes were found to have only minor influence on driver behaviour, whereas rumble strips lowered speeds by an average of 40 per cent.
- Dermody insists that rumble strips are needed on Royal Oak Road as well as a pedestrian or zebra crossing.
- All over the country, councils have their own different ways of slowing traffic - speed bumps, rumble strips, large sections of red painted at the entrance to villages, chevrons, and flashing 30 mph signs, to name but a few.
- She said proposed safety measures, due to be trialled soon, included rumble strips and two 30 mph signs that provide ‘slow down’ warnings to speeding motorists.
- Campaigners were due to meet city council engineers this week to discuss measures including better signs and rumble strips.
- I am all for sensible traffic-calming, rumble strips, sleeping policemen and so on to keep traffic flowing, but these chicanes are a nightmare and should be dug up and replaced.
- So the rumble strips along Richmond Road are to be dug out and replaced at a cost to you and me of many thousands of pounds, in addition to the many thousands they cost to put in about six months ago.
- Car safety features such as antilock brakes and rumble strips on roads have made driving safer.
- Cycles do use the ring road, the area between kerb and rumble strip seems to be used as an unofficial cycle track.
- Anyone who travels the ring road will have noticed the new rumble strips which have started to appear creating an extremely uncomfortable, spine-wrenching ride before each roundabout.
- On highways and semi-rural roads, rumble strips are preferred to humps.
- These measures, over a half-mile stretch of road, include road humps, rumble strips, pinch points, mini-roundabouts, traffic tables and reflectors at a staggering cost of £160,000 to taxpayers.
- It was more effective than a speed limit sign, or a rumble strip, disfiguring stripes on the road or pious notices imploring drivers to take care.
- I've asked for speed bumps, crash barriers and rumble strips but I've been told they would be too dangerous for drivers.
- There is also a possibility that rumble strips may be included at the final stages of the work.
- Know the warning signs of drowsy driving, such as not being able to remember the last few miles driven or hitting a rumble strip.
- A 40 mph speed limit, more warning signs and rumble strips are to be installed at one of the county's worst accident black spot to improve road safety.
- She said the white lines in the centre of the road would be made clearer, cat's-eye reflectors would be renewed and rumble strips would alert drivers to pay more attention.
- Mr Pearce believes drivers should be warned about the long double bend by either a sign, speed limit, rumble strips or double white lines.

单词	rumble strip
释义	Definition of rumble strip in English: rumble strip noun A series of raised strips across a road or along its edge, changing the noise a vehicle's tyres make on the surface and so warning drivers of speed restrictions or of the edge of the road. 隆隆标志带，齿纹标志带（横穿公路或沿公路边缘而筑的一系列突起地带，使驶过该路面的汽车隆隆震颤，提醒司机减速行驶或提醒司机注意公路边缘） Example sentencesExamples So the rumble strips along Richmond Road are to be dug out and replaced at a cost to you and me of many thousands of pounds, in addition to the many thousands they cost to put in about six months ago. I've asked for speed bumps, crash barriers and rumble strips but I've been told they would be too dangerous for drivers. All over the country, councils have their own different ways of slowing traffic - speed bumps, rumble strips, large sections of red painted at the entrance to villages, chevrons, and flashing 30 mph signs, to name but a few. Cycles do use the ring road, the area between kerb and rumble strip seems to be used as an unofficial cycle track. A 40 mph speed limit, more warning signs and rumble strips are to be installed at one of the county's worst accident black spot to improve road safety. Dermody insists that rumble strips are needed on Royal Oak Road as well as a pedestrian or zebra crossing. She said proposed safety measures, due to be trialled soon, included rumble strips and two 30 mph signs that provide ‘slow down’ warnings to speeding motorists. There is also a possibility that rumble strips may be included at the final stages of the work. Anyone who travels the ring road will have noticed the new rumble strips which have started to appear creating an extremely uncomfortable, spine-wrenching ride before each roundabout. These measures, over a half-mile stretch of road, include road humps, rumble strips, pinch points, mini-roundabouts, traffic tables and reflectors at a staggering cost of £160,000 to taxpayers. Know the warning signs of drowsy driving, such as not being able to remember the last few miles driven or hitting a rumble strip. Paint stripes were found to have only minor influence on driver behaviour, whereas rumble strips lowered speeds by an average of 40 per cent. Campaigners were due to meet city council engineers this week to discuss measures including better signs and rumble strips. She said the white lines in the centre of the road would be made clearer, cat's-eye reflectors would be renewed and rumble strips would alert drivers to pay more attention. On highways and semi-rural roads, rumble strips are preferred to humps. It was more effective than a speed limit sign, or a rumble strip, disfiguring stripes on the road or pious notices imploring drivers to take care. The rumble strips provide an audible warning to encourage drivers to slow down early enough to avoid late braking which could lead to such collisions. Car safety features such as antilock brakes and rumble strips on roads have made driving safer. I am all for sensible traffic-calming, rumble strips, sleeping policemen and so on to keep traffic flowing, but these chicanes are a nightmare and should be dug up and replaced. Mr Pearce believes drivers should be warned about the long double bend by either a sign, speed limit, rumble strips or double white lines. Definition of rumble strip in US English: rumble strip nounˈrəmbəl strɪpˈrəmbəl strip A series of raised strips across a road or along its edge, changing the noise a vehicle's tires make on the surface and so warning drivers of speed restrictions or of the edge of the road. 隆隆标志带，齿纹标志带（横穿公路或沿公路边缘而筑的一系列突起地带，使驶过该路面的汽车隆隆震颤，提醒司机减速行驶或提醒司机注意公路边缘） Example sentencesExamples The rumble strips provide an audible warning to encourage drivers to slow down early enough to avoid late braking which could lead to such collisions. Paint stripes were found to have only minor influence on driver behaviour, whereas rumble strips lowered speeds by an average of 40 per cent. Dermody insists that rumble strips are needed on Royal Oak Road as well as a pedestrian or zebra crossing. All over the country, councils have their own different ways of slowing traffic - speed bumps, rumble strips, large sections of red painted at the entrance to villages, chevrons, and flashing 30 mph signs, to name but a few. She said proposed safety measures, due to be trialled soon, included rumble strips and two 30 mph signs that provide ‘slow down’ warnings to speeding motorists. Campaigners were due to meet city council engineers this week to discuss measures including better signs and rumble strips. I am all for sensible traffic-calming, rumble strips, sleeping policemen and so on to keep traffic flowing, but these chicanes are a nightmare and should be dug up and replaced. So the rumble strips along Richmond Road are to be dug out and replaced at a cost to you and me of many thousands of pounds, in addition to the many thousands they cost to put in about six months ago. Car safety features such as antilock brakes and rumble strips on roads have made driving safer. Cycles do use the ring road, the area between kerb and rumble strip seems to be used as an unofficial cycle track. Anyone who travels the ring road will have noticed the new rumble strips which have started to appear creating an extremely uncomfortable, spine-wrenching ride before each roundabout. On highways and semi-rural roads, rumble strips are preferred to humps. These measures, over a half-mile stretch of road, include road humps, rumble strips, pinch points, mini-roundabouts, traffic tables and reflectors at a staggering cost of £160,000 to taxpayers. It was more effective than a speed limit sign, or a rumble strip, disfiguring stripes on the road or pious notices imploring drivers to take care. I've asked for speed bumps, crash barriers and rumble strips but I've been told they would be too dangerous for drivers. There is also a possibility that rumble strips may be included at the final stages of the work. Know the warning signs of drowsy driving, such as not being able to remember the last few miles driven or hitting a rumble strip. A 40 mph speed limit, more warning signs and rumble strips are to be installed at one of the county's worst accident black spot to improve road safety. She said the white lines in the centre of the road would be made clearer, cat's-eye reflectors would be renewed and rumble strips would alert drivers to pay more attention. Mr Pearce believes drivers should be warned about the long double bend by either a sign, speed limit, rumble strips or double white lines.
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