Almost certainly. Though some specialists doubt that shocks caused by vehicles crashing over speed humps are enough to damage nearby buildings, or even sewers beneath, it all depends on the stability of the land. The photo shows a collapse building on Berkhamsted high street immediately adjacent to a ‘speed table’. Earth tremors from the percussion of vehicles crashing over road humps can destroy the sub structure of the road, damages sewers and old iron water mains beneath and damages garden walls and buildings. You can see this plainly by the fresh potholes that surround some speed humps in the winter. Get a structural engineer onto the job, then proceed to sue the council for the full cost of rebuilding your house. The more people do this the sooner we will get rid of humps.