October 2 marks National Walk to School Day, a day dedicated to encouraging kids (and their parents!) to get up and move by walking to school when it’s feasible. Walking to school provides numerous health benefits, to be sure, but it also requires an awareness of the potential risks involved. The NTSB estimates that about 25,000 children are injured each year walking to school. Safety should always be the priority, and by adhering to essential safety protocols, we can ensure that children remain safe on their journey to and from school. Let’s discuss what children and parents can do to reduce these risks so that walking to school remains a healthy pastime.
Let’s begin with some basic safety rules to make your children aware of:
Here are some helpful ways parents can improve their child’s safety while walking to school:
While we strive to keep our children safe, accidents can still happen due to another’s negligence. If your child suffers an injury while walking to school, our personal injury attorneys are here to help. Contact us to discuss your case and explore your options for securing the justice and compensation your child deserves.
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