Community leaders have urged time-limited drop-off zones, peripheral pick-up points, better technology, more patrols and crossing guards, a student “buffer week,” and faster legal updates to ease school traffic and improve safety. The Central District Community Services Consultative Council convened its regular monthly session recently, with several council members putting forward a range of suggestions to ease traffic congestion around schools …
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