I am based in the UK and work in the highways sector. With thirty years of experience in the highways sector tucked under my belt, I've had a front-row seat to the unfolding drama of road safety evolution and the public's varied reactions to it. I recently wrote an article about how cobbled speed tables have captured my attention—not only for their proven prowess in pacifying traffic but also for their undeniable charm. This brings us to an essential query that begs exploration: Does the appealing aesthetic of cobbled speed tables enhance their acceptance within the community? Based on decades of careful observation and hands-on interaction, I am convinced that beauty is more than skin deep. Indeed, the visual appeal of these structures plays a critical role in winning over the hearts and minds of the public, underscoring the importance of aesthetics in the effectiveness of road safety interventions.