This research paper investigates the feasibility and efficacy of generating electricity from speed breakers, utilizing the kinetic energy dissipated by vehicular motion. With the escalating global demand for sustainable energy sources, the potential of speed breakers as a renewable energy solution gains significance. The study explores various methodologies and technologies employed worldwide to capture and convert kinetic energy into electrical power. Key aspects such as energy conversion efficiency, environmental impact, and economic viability are analyzed to assess the practicality of speed breaker power generation systems. The paper also examines case studies and real-world implementations, highlighting their successes, challenges, and future prospects. Through this comprehensive examination, the research aims to contribute to the advancement of renewable energy infrastructure, emphasizing the role of speed breakers in fostering sustainable development. Key Words: Power generation, speed breakers, kinetic energy, renewable energy, sustainability, energy conversion efficiency, environmental impact, economic viability, case studies, infrastructure, sustainable development.