Euclid officials say they installed islands in the middle of the street. The hope is that cars will slow down, and the commute to school for kids will be safer.
Euclid, Ohio - There’s a possible solution to stop people speeding in school zones. You’ll be forced to slow down before the cops can hand you a ticket for going too fast.
Frank Macuga is a beloved crossing guard. He’s been keeping kids safe in Euclid for more than a decade.“Well, I think it was just people going too fast,” said Macuga.The hope is that cars will slow down, and the commute to school for kids will be safer.Mason High School Marching Band receives formal invitation to 2024 Rose ParadeAkron woman sentenced for deadly drunk driving crash
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