Surrey speeders will receive warnings from elementary school students

By Peter Meiszner Global News

Posted April 1, 2014 6:50 pm

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A card handed out by a student during last year's event. Surrey RCMP

Speeders in Surrey tomorrow may get a handwritten warning about their driving habits — from an elementary school student.

Surrey RCMP, ICBC and Martha Currie Elementary are teaming up for the annual event to get drivers to slow down in school zones.

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Last year, police checked over 2,000 vehicles and issued over 200 special warnings, along with dozens of violation tickets.

The campaign starts Wednesday, April 2 at 12:00 p.m. outside Martha Currie Elementary.

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