Pedestrian Safety Lessons Beyond the Bus Stop

Gardian Angel, LLC

Sep 24

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Student safety extends to walking routes near school. Encourage use of sidewalks, well-lit crosswalks, and clear paths to bus stops.

Simple steps—like looking both ways, avoiding distractions, and wearing reflective items—make students more visible and reinforce safe habits. Layering these measures reduces risk before children even reach the bus.

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