New traffic-calming measures have been introduced near schools in the New York City area to reduce vehicle speeds and improve pedestrian safety for students. The initiative includes designated slow zones, where drivers are expected to adhere to stricter speed limits to minimize risks near school entrances and crosswalks. Local authorities emphasize that the changes are part of broader efforts to enhance road safety in high-foot-traffic zones. Concerns about student safety during drop-off and pickup times have driven the implementation of these new regulations.
New slow zones near NYC schools aim to keep students safe cbsnews.com
