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Local OPP encourage back-to-school safety

Due to a staggered start to the school year, Nottawasaga OPP say there will be more students returning to school over this week and next. File / Global News

Local OPP say crossing guards will be out in full force as students return to school and are reminding residents to prioritize safety.

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Due to a staggered start to the school year, Nottawasaga OPP say there will be more students returning to school over this week and next.

“There will be a high volume of students travelling to and from school,” police say. “For some youngsters, it will be their first year and an entirely new experience, so please exercise patience.”

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Officers are reminding motorists to drive safely and responsibly, especially when travelling through residential areas and school zones.

The fine for not stopping when a school crossing guard displays a school crossing stop sign begins at $365.

“There could be larger fines issued, criminal and civil proceedings, not to mention living with having injured a crossing guard or child,” police say. “This law is designed to keep our children safe.”

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