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Spokane Police urge drivers to slow down in school zones as students return to classes. Speed-related crashes claimed 221 lives in Washington in 2024, highlighting the dangers of speeding and distracted driving. School zone photo enforcement cameras will be active starting Tuesday to enhance safety.
The Spokane Police Department urges drivers to slow down and remain attentive as children return to school. Speeding and distracted driving pose significant risks in school zones, where photo enforcement cameras will be operational starting Tuesday. In Washington, speed-related incidents resulted in 221 fatalities in 2024, emphasizing the need for enhanced road safety measures.
Spokane Police urge drivers to slow down and stay alert as children return to school. The Traffic Unit will enforce speed limits in school zones, and photo enforcement cameras will activate starting Tuesday. Speeding and distracted driving have contributed to over 20 fatal crashes in Spokane over the past five years.
Spokane Police urge drivers to slow down in school zones as children return to school. The Traffic Unit will enforce speed limits and monitor for distracted driving, with photo enforcement cameras activated. Speed-related incidents have significantly impacted safety, with 221 fatalities linked to speed in Washington in 2024.
The Spokane Police Department urges drivers to slow down and remain vigilant as children return to school. Traffic enforcement will focus on school zones, with photo enforcement cameras activated, following data showing speeding and distracted driving contribute to a significant number of fatal crashes.
Spokane Police urge drivers to reduce speed and avoid distractions as children return to school. Traffic enforcement will focus on school zones, with active photo enforcement cameras and police monitoring for violations. Speed-related crashes have been deadly, with 221 fatalities statewide in 2024.
The Spokane Police Department urges drivers to slow down and pay attention as children return to school. Traffic enforcement will focus on school zones, with speed cameras activated to combat speeding and distracted driving, which have contributed to numerous fatalities.
The Spokane Police Department urges drivers to slow down and remain vigilant as children return to school. Speeding in school zones poses a significant danger, with statistics showing that 221 people died in speed-related crashes in Washington in 2024. Enforcement measures, including photo enforcement cameras, will be active to enhance safety.
Spokane Police urge drivers to slow down and stay attentive as children return to school. The Traffic Unit will enforce speed limits in school zones, where speeding has contributed to over 20 fatal crashes in the last five years. Speed-related incidents in Washington led to 221 deaths in 2024 alone.
The Spokane Police Department urges drivers to reduce speeds and stay attentive as children return to school. The Traffic Unit will enforce speed limits in school zones, and photo enforcement cameras will activate on Tuesday. Speeding in these areas has led to numerous fatalities, highlighting the need for increased safety measures.