Dallas County Sheriffs Urge School Zone Safety and Burn Ban Awareness as Students Return

Study up on essential safety tips for the first weeks of school - Morgan Messenger

As school comes back into session, drivers and families are reminded to pay special attention to the movement of school buses on local roads and of students in the vicinity of buses and school zones. The first week of classes can change traffic patterns in all areas of the county,[Read More...] The post Study up on essential safety tips for the first weeks of school appeared first on Morgan Messenger.

Class is back in session, slow down and pay attention as kids head to school

School zone flashing lights and buses will be active across the Treasure Valley this week as school starts for many.

Fayetteville police, schools urge drivers to slow down as students head back to class

Fayetteville Public Schools start back Tuesday, August 11, and police say that means every driver in the city, not just parents, needs to be paying closer attention behind the wheel.

Unit 5 reminds drivers of traffic safety as students prepare to return to school

McLean County Unit 5 district leaders are urging motorists to exercise caution on roads as students return to classes this Thursday, while also announcing new campus safety measures including wearable Raptor badges and an elementary school resource officer.

Dallas County Sheriffs Urge School Zone Safety and Burn Ban Awareness as Students Return

As students prepare to return to the classroom, the Dallas County Sheriff's Office is reminding motorists and families to make school safety a priority during the start of the new school year. In a back-to-school message, Major Brady Harmon encouraged drivers to slow down and remain alert when traveling through school zones. Motorists are urged to watch for children walking, riding bicycles, exiting vehicles and crossing roadways, while avoiding…

SMPD Reminds Drivers To Put Safety First

SANTA MONICA—As students return to classrooms and families settle back into the school-year routine, the Santa Monica Police Department is reminding everyone to slow down, stay alert and help make the trip to and from school a safe one. The start of the school year brings increased vehicle, bicycle, e-bike and pedestrian traffic around Santa Monica schools, particularly during morning drop-off and afternoon dismissal. Drivers should plan for add…