Lexington police target school zone speeders

More than 100,000 vehicles pass through town each school day

Posted 10/16/20

Lexington police will enforce safety in District 1 school zones over the next 2 weeks.

Traffic Safety officers will watch for speeders in school zones each morning and afternoon, Police …

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Lexington police target school zone speeders

More than 100,000 vehicles pass through town each school day

Posted

Lexington police will enforce safety in District 1 school zones over the next 2 weeks.

Traffic Safety officers will watch for speeders in school zones each morning and afternoon, Police Chief Terrence Green said 

All Lexington school zones are signed and most have flashing yellow caution lights to remind drivers to reduce speed.  

October is National Pedestrian Safety Month.

With students walking to and from campus daily, officers will watch crosswalks to ensure the safety of crossing guards and those who are crossing the street.

“Every day over 100,000 vehicles travel through the Town of Lexington,” Chief Green said.

"Many of these vehicles pass by our schools during student drop-off or pick-up.

“Always watch your speed in school zones and make sure no one is in the crosswalk

"Too many collisions are caused by impatient or distracted drivers.

"Almost every time, they could have been prevented with alert and safe drivers behind the wheel.”

This weekday enforcement campaign will begin on Monday, Oct. 19 and continue through Friday, Oct. 30.
 

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