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Step Safely into the School Year: Walk Wise, Arrive Alive!

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As students head back to school, it is essential to safeguard the well-being of pedestrians. Pedestrian safety, particularly for students walking to and from school, is vital, with everyone playing a role in ensuring their safety.

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