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When you’re looking for a curb ramp, it’s important to take weight capacity into consideration. You want to get a curb ramp that can support your vehicle’s weight. The answer to the question “how much weight can a curb ramp take?” is it depends. It depends on how the curb…

We’ve had many customers ask us why we make our curb ramps from recycled tires. The answer is quite simple. At BRIDJIT, we care about the environment and the quality of our curb ramps. Read on to find out how recycled tires help save the environment and improve the quality…

You asked, we listened. We’re excited to introduce The Portables, a set of travel-sized curb ramps! It’s a new style of curb ramps that works for everyone. The Portables are a travel-sized alternative to the standard BRIDJIT curb ramp set. It offers all the same great features and benefits as…

When we hear the word “recycling”, most people think of paper or plastic. Did you know that recycling rubber is great for the environment, too? When rubber is recycled, it’s reduced into crumb rubber, which means small particles of rubber. Recycling rubber is a pretty interesting process. Read on to…

Did you know that rubber production is horrible for the environment? For one, it contributes to deforestation. Rubber is a very widely used material, so some people believe that producing new rubber is a necessary evil. It doesn’t have to be the case, though! There’s an easy way to avoid…

BRIDJIT is a leading brand for curb ramps. So naturally, there are a few knock off BRIDJIT curb ramps floating around the internet. A genuine BRIDJIT curb ramp is better and safer than a knock off. For example, some knock off curb ramps are made with harmful chemicals. They’re also…

Any vehicle is an asset, whether you’ve purchased it or are leasing it. This applies to: Cars Trucks SUVs Motorcycles RVs Your vehicle is your mode of transportation and, most likely, even more. Vehicles are quite expensive to maintain and repair. Protecting your vehicle will save you a lot of…

Here’s a fun fact: curbs didn’t become common until the 18th century. Before then, the most common way to separate the street from the pedestrians was with small wooden posts (called bollards). Image Credit: LarkinEngineering A series of Paving Acts in London in the 1700s made curbs common across the…