Back to School Traffic Safety

Spokane, WALocal News

The Spokane Police Department is taking proactive steps to enhance traffic safety as the school year begins. They are urging drivers to decrease their speeds and maintain heightened awareness to protect children returning to school. This initiative is particularly relevant as areas near schools will see increased foot traffic from students. The police department emphasizes that vigilance is crucial in preventing accidents during this busy season. Community engagement is encouraged to foster a culture of safety on the roads.

Such measures align with broader public safety efforts in Spokane, aiming to ensure a safe environment for families. The call to action serves to remind drivers of their responsibility to safeguard young pedestrians. By prioritizing traffic safety, the community can work together to create a secure atmosphere for all.

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