School Zone Enforcement

Spokane, WALocal News

The Spokane Police Department has announced that school zone enforcement is in effect as the new school year commences. Officer Daniel Strassenberg highlighted the significance of this initiative in safeguarding children who travel to and from school. Drivers are encouraged to remain vigilant and obey the speed limits set in school zones, especially during peak hours. This enforcement comes as an important measure to prevent accidents and promote safety in the community. Increased traffic is anticipated around schools, making compliance with laws even more critical.

The department aims to foster a secure environment for students and their families. Community cooperation is essential in achieving these safety objectives. Failure to comply with school zone regulations may result in penalties for drivers.

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