Edmonton drivers reminded to slow down in school zones

Edmonton drivers reminded to slow down in school zones

September 5, 2023 7:42 pm MST.

As students return to the classroom, Edmonton drivers are being reminded to slow down in school zones. As Laura Krause reports, police will be stepping up traffic enforcement around schools.

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