Nor Muhamad Roslam Harun, 40, admitted his mistake in putting up so many speed bumps over a distance of less than 40 metres and creating unnecessary hassle for other residents to get to the main road.

“Police officers came to see me yesterday morning and asked me to remove all the speed bumps that I installed.

“So, I hired a bulldozer operator to remove all the speed bumps on the street, including the two original ones,” he told Bernama.

The case went viral on social media a few days ago after a man uploaded a picture of the “new speed bumps” on the street heading to his house, which he claimed to have been installed by his neighbour.

Nor Muhamad Roslam said he installed the speed bumps because he was often disturbed by the noise of vehicles using the street.

“The noise from cars and motorcycles is disrupting my sleep. I’m so stressed out and I also have other health issues.

“Actually, I wanted to make speed humps, but the asphalt hardened so quickly before they could be flattened, causing them to become bumps and made the road inaccessible to all cars except four-wheel drives,” he said.

He added that he spent RM1,080 of his Employees Provident Fund (EPF) i-Sinar money to install the speed bumps.