Summer Street Safety

Its 7:30 on a summer morning, and Angela Smith is taking her children for a walk, to school. She is joined by neighbors who, like the Smith family, are anxious to see their children arrive in the classroom safely.

135 (Our crossing guard has near misses. She goes out first, we thank her)

345 We ask motorists to pay attention to flashing lights.

All Granite District junior high and elementary schools have established safe walking routes to help families, and students who walk without parents, take advantage of the shortest route with crossing guards and lights where available. The Smiths school, Valley Crest Elementary, is one of them.

2:59 (This is the scariest time of year for kids. People not realize kids are in school.)

As Salt Lake County deputies performed a spot check of traffic speed near only school on 5600 West, some folks were driving much faster than they should.

(Nat sound 59 MPH)

(Cover this bite?) 15:52 year round school is a challenge, have to remember kids still in school. Younger shorter kids harder to see.

17:18 starts at 20 mph sign to end school zone

Salt Lake County Sheriffs deputies remind motorists that exceeding the 20 mile per hour limit in a flashing yellow light school zone can be a costly, if not a dangerous mistake.

~20:00? Rather have you a few secs late, than hit a child and be very late for work.

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[smileluver10111]

god, then dont have year round school!!!!!

year round school is dumb