Signals / Object
Traffic Calming Dip
in Denver, CO
A traffic calming dip is a lowered roadway section that slows vehicles, typically appearing as a shallow depression.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Corona, CA1.1K
- 02São Paulo, SP276
- 03Imperial Beach, CA247
- 04Twin Falls, ID226
- 05Las Vegas, NV195
- 06Sorocaba, SP150
- 07Los Angeles, CA132
- 08Itapetininga, SP126
- 09Grand Junction, CO124
- 10Denver, CO100
- 11Catanduva, SP83
- 12São Caetano do Sul, SP73
- 13Andoain, PV70
- 14Panorama, SP69
- 15Berkeley, CA62
- COUNTED
- 100
- all time in Denver
- RANK
- #10
- among cities worldwide
- SHARE
- 3.3%
- of the top 15 cities
- DENSITY
- 14.4
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Denver
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01No Crossing Markings22K
- 02Barrier Kerb6.9K
- 03Traffic Jam5.7K
- 04City View4.9K
- 05Lowered Kerb4.4K
- 06Bridge Underpass3.4K
- 07Crossing Markings Zebra3.1K
- 08Tactile Paving3K
- 09Uncontrolled Crosswalk2.9K
- 10Street View2.7K
- 11Cars Parked on Sidewalk2.7K
- 12Underpass Path2.6K
- 13Emergency Fire Hydrant2.4K
- 14Neighborhood Character2.3K
- 15Pillar Fire Hydrant2.3K
- 16Climate Resilience2.3K
- 17Road Bridge Scene2.3K
- 18Barrier Gate2.3K
- 19Wheelchair Accessible2.2K
- 20Main Water Source2.2K
- 21Building Entrance2.1K
- 22Highway2.1K
- 23School Zone Congestion2.1K
- 24Vegetation Overgrowth2.1K