im on an emac and the school system is good and i dont have internet at my house how do i get on please help me
Speed bumps were put in to slow you down. Maybe then they should be referred to as slow down bumps instead of speed bumps. Speed is contradictory to what it tries to enforce. For your safety and the life of your suspension and alignment, you should slow down, make sure both tires hit at the same time and roll over the bump, not accelerate over it. A speed bump can mess up your alignment if you take them too fast. Be wise. Slow down. Take it easy. They were put there to slow you down.
On an angle.Especially if you have a car that is lowered or has an exhaust that hangs down. I always go over a speed bump on an angle because each one is a different size and just never know which one will scratch underneath your car
Powerpoint has templates for that soprt of thing. You can the copy and paste the directly into Word.
I have read somewhere that it is recommended that you go less than three miles per hour when you come across a speed bump. From personal experience I drive and go over speed bumps at an angle. I have done this for over 20 years and my cars have never been misaligned. So try avoid them at all cost and if you cant drive slowly over them.
Go slow! They are called speed bumps for a reason. They make you go slow through an speed restricted area so the slower the better!
