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Children in our cities and towns nationwide have returned to school.

At the same time, reckless driving has increased. The NHTSA recently reported the highest number of first-quarter traffic fatalities since 2002.

A report last month found that in D.C. drivers are not slowing down in school zones, despite signage. In Manhattan’s Inwood neighborhood, two pedestrians died in a crash just two days after speed cameras went 24/7.

And though in some ways we’ve moved beyond the pandemic, many more parents are still choosing to drive their children to school rather than busing them; many others are still encouraging kids to walk.

All this has led to new heights of congestion, speeding and foot traffic in unforeseen places – all major contributors to worse pedestrian safety outcomes.

In conjunction with our ongoing pledge to aid in improved traffic safety, Iteris would like to help you know where your new hotspots are.

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We’d like to provide you with a free analysis that compares current back-to-school traffic congestion hotspots along school corridors with summertime congestion. The report also includes school zone speeding hotspots where motorists most dangerously exceed the posted speed limits.

We hope this will help you get started improving congestion and safety in school zones as we move into fall. Fill out the form to the right to get a free analysis for a school in your region.

This free analysis is powered by Iteris ClearGuide® smart mobility software. To learn more about the many ways ClearGuide can improve safety and mobility in your region, request a free demo.

 

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