Valley district wants safer streets after two schools hit by cars

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"We all want our kids to be safe both in school and on the way to school," said Ed Hermes, Osborn Governing Board President.

​"Had there been kids on the sidewalk or in the classroom, someone would have been seriously, seriously injured," Hermes said. "We've started to implement those and the City of Phoenix, to their credit, built a bike lane on Osborn which has really made it safer, but we have a long way to go," Hermes added.A spokesperson sent the following statement:

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