Fresno encourages families and students to participate in Walk and Roll to School Day on Wednesday, October 9 to promote exercise and road safety. (Shutterstock)
Share
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
|
The Fresno Police Department is urging families and students to lace up their sneakers for “Walk and Roll to School Day” on Wednesday.
This annual event emphasizes the importance of exercise and promotes pedestrian and road safety. The day also emphasizes the importance of healthy habits and safer routes for all students traveling to and from school.
With increased foot and bike traffic expected, the department advises drivers to stay alert, particularly near school zones. Key reminders for drivers include being prepared to stop for school buses and children crossing the street and maintaining safe speeds in school zones.
Students are encouraged to plan routes with sidewalks, use crosswalks, and make eye contact with drivers to ensure visibility.
Cyclists should ride in the same direction as traffic, and all riders should wear helmets. Wearing bright or reflective clothing is recommended, especially in low-light conditions.
Schools can register for the event at walkbiketoschool.org to track participation and support active transportation.
RELATED TOPICS:
Wanted Fugitive Found Hiding in Attic Arrested in Chowchilla
2 hours ago
Trump Says US Will Impose 25% Tariffs on Japan, South Korea
3 hours ago
Wall Street Knocked Lower by Tariff Jitters, Musk’s Political Plan Hurts Tesla
3 hours ago
Planned Parenthood Sues Trump Administration Over Planned Defunding
3 hours ago
Two Border Patrol Officers Injured After Gunman Opens Fire in Texas
3 hours ago
Fresno Police Arrest 9 at Independence Day DUI Checkpoint
4 hours ago
Schumer Wants Probe of National Weather Service Response in Texas
4 hours ago
Israeli Guilt Over Gaza Lurks Beneath Silence and Denial
4 hours ago
Man Dead After Firing at US Border Patrol Station in Texas
2 hours ago
Categories

Man Dead After Firing at US Border Patrol Station in Texas

Wanted Fugitive Found Hiding in Attic Arrested in Chowchilla

Trump Says US Will Impose 25% Tariffs on Japan, South Korea

Wall Street Knocked Lower by Tariff Jitters, Musk’s Political Plan Hurts Tesla

Planned Parenthood Sues Trump Administration Over Planned Defunding
