A review of 20 mph zones in London found that there was an average reduction in casualties of 42%, compared with an 8% reduction in surrounding areas. Although injuries amongst cyclists reduced at a lower rate than other users (only 17%), this does not take account of the fact that cycling levels increased much more than for other modes.
In addition the proliferation of speed humps is responsible for the proliferation of large gas guzzling 4x4s, when London used to be full of Minis and superminis.
Speed bumps are claimed to cost far more lives than they save. These are hardly impartial sources, but neither is the CTC.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-3091358-999-patients-killed-by-speed-bumps.do
http://www.bromleytransport.org.uk/Ambulance_delays.htm
http://www.belchamber.org/speedhumps/SpeedHumpsAmbex03.ppt
In addition the proliferation of speed humps is responsible for the proliferation of large gas guzzling 4x4s, when London used to be full of Minis and superminis.