This document discusses different mechanisms for generating electricity from speed breakers, including roller, crank-shaft, spring coil, and rack pinion mechanisms. It analyzes the rack pinion mechanism in detail and calculates that a single speed bump could generate over 4 watts of power from a passing vehicle. Over 24 hours, multiple speed bumps could generate enough electricity to power several streetlights, without fuel and with minimal maintenance. However, the mechanisms may require occasional checking and not work for very light vehicles.