Quick Guide: Making Children Safe Around Traffic

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2 days ago
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Q: How can parents ensure their children are visible and safe near school buses?

• Use bright clothing or reflective vests

• Carry LED clips or lights on backpacks

• Wait behind the curb or designated safe area

• Always look left-right-left before crossing

• Keep children alert and device-free around traffic

Tip: Safety starts before the bus arrives—visibility and awareness are your first line of defense.

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