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What happened to all the crosswalk monitors that would walk students across a crosswalk at their school? There would be an adult or responsible students doing this. From what I remember, this process of crosswalk monitors went on for decades and for some reason it has disappeared. Why?
That would be a simple solution to all the speed bumps that are being put in, slowing down the emergency vehicles — police, fire, ambulances, etc. — and us the community, causing additional repair to our cars and trucks.
Can someone like the governor or our legislators stop this madness?
There is also crosswalk technology that’s been around for decades that makes things very safe for students or pedestrians, but is hardly being used in this city. Why?
Paul Nash
Kaneohe
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