Not familiar with the term 'berm', assumed that it was a type of kerbing or
traffic separator - but decided to look it up on line:

berm
/bəːm/
*noun*
noun: *berm*; plural noun: *berms*

1. an artificial ridge or embankment, such as one built as a defence
against tanks.

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