Harris County Constables Warning Motorists to Slow Down in School Zones

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Harris County Constables Warning Motorists to Slow Down in School Zones
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Harris County officials are urging motorists to pay attention and slow down when traveling through school zones!

Harris Co. Constables warning parents about first day of school photos- Give students extra room and don’t assume they are paying attention to traffic. Students are frequently distracted by mobile devices or listening on electronic devices and may not be paying attention to their surroundings. - Follow the directions of school crossing guards. - Reduce speed when you spot a school bus and know children may unexpectedly step into the road without checking for oncoming traffic.

FOX 26 Houston is now on the FOX LOCAL app available through Apple TV, Amazon FireTV, Roku and Google Android TV! - Approaching drivers do NOT have to stop for a school bus that is operating a visual signal if the road is separated by a physical barrier or an intervening space. If a highway is only divided by a left-turn lane, it is not considered divided, and drivers must stop for school buses. convicted of the offense more than once, the law allows for the person’s driver license to be suspended for up to six months. A ticket for this offense cannot be dismissed through defensive driving.

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