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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    can you go to the school and report them??
    I was thinking about doing just that as I rode home. But the school probably wouldn't do anything about it anyhow. Then I thought how poorly those kids reflected the homes they are being brought up in, very sad.

    Honestly, it was very scary and I will never NEVER ride down that road at that time again.

    Colleen

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    Quote Originally Posted by momof4greatkids View Post
    I was thinking about doing just that as I rode home. But the school probably wouldn't do anything about it anyhow.
    I would report this behavior to the school anyway. And I'd probably write a letter to the local newspaper too. These kids were endangering your life, and it's important that they know that.

    Is there a bicycle advocacy group in your area? If so, they may have some ideas on where to reach out in the community to get the message across.

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    Yes, they are still young enough to LEARN. Please try talking to the school.
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    Report it the behaviour to the school, the police may even post a car out to watch for this reckless behaviour when school lets out.
    Jennifer

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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    Yes, they are still young enough to LEARN. Please try talking to the school.
    Quote Originally Posted by DeniseGoldberg View Post
    I would report this behavior to the school --- Denise
    Quote Originally Posted by Bikingmomof3 View Post
    Report it the behaviour to the school, the police may even post a car out to watch for this reckless behaviour when school lets out.
    I am definitely going to report this behavior to the school. I hope that ultimately the teens will be safer and that no one else will be subjected to this kind of harassment.

    Thanks for listening, I hope the school is responsive.

    Colleen

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    I am on the opposite corner of Ohio, I think. I know here, the police are awesome when it comes to HS dismissal. Not only does it keep others safe, it ulitmately teachers the teen drivers to be safe.
    Jennifer

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  7. #7
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    I called the State Highway Patrol and reported this traffic hazard. They were very polite and took all the relevant information and promised to step up patrol of the area.

    Colleen

 

 

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