What condition must speed bumps at crosswalks and transverse strips meet to not be considered prohibited obstacles?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that speed bumps at crosswalks and transverse strips are not considered obstacles provided they comply with specific regulations. The fundamental key is that they must guarantee road safety for all users and, specifically, for cyclists. If a speed bump is poorly designed or deteriorated to the point of risking safety, it would be considered an obstacle. Visible color is necessary for signaling, but the enabling legal condition is safety.

What condition must speed bumps at crosswalks and transverse strips meet to not be considered prohibited obstacles?

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