Is there any impact if accidentally driving over a speed bump at over 100 km/h?

[Jack]

Accidentally driving over a speed bump at over 100 km/h once in a while has little impact, but you should pay attention to slowing down next time. The methods for passing over speed bumps are introduced as follows: Reduce speed in advance: When encountering a speed bump while driving, it is best to slow down in advance and then pass over the speed bump straight on, balancing the impact force on both tires and ensuring the suspension system on both sides bears the force evenly. Do not slam on the brakes or step on the accelerator, allowing the vehicle to pass over the speed bump habitually. This approach is both safe and protects the vehicle's suspension and steering systems, causing minimal damage to the car. Passing over the speed bump with one side: When passing straight over a speed bump, the car's bumps and jumps will be more significant. However, when passing over the speed bump at an angle or with one wheel, the car's jumps are less pronounced, and the number of sways is also reduced when passing with a single wheel.