Back-to-School: Safe Walking Routes

Gardian Angel, LLC
Aug 27
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Pedestrian safety isn’t only about the bus stop—it’s the journey to and from it. Encourage children to use sidewalks, crosswalks, and well-lit paths.

Highlighting danger zones and using visual cues along routes ensures students are consistently visible to drivers, even before reaching the bus stop. Layered awareness is key to preventing incidents.

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