Stay Alert, Slow Down, and Mind the Signs When Commuting Near Schools

Spokane, WALocal News

With the start of the new school year, Spokane Public Schools and the City of Spokane have come together to remind the community about the importance of safe commuting practices. The campaign urges drivers to remain vigilant, reduce their speed, and pay close attention to signage when navigating areas near schools. As students return to their classrooms, the risk of accidents rises, making it essential for drivers to adopt careful driving behaviors. This initiative not only promotes individual responsibility but also fosters a sense of community awareness regarding the safety of children. The city highlights that every driver plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of young pedestrians.

By encouraging drivers to be more mindful, Spokane aims to create safer environments around educational institutions. The reminders serve as a proactive approach to prevent potential incidents during peak school hours. Ultimately, this campaign emphasizes the shared responsibility of the community in safeguarding its most vulnerable members—its children.

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