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Children are among the most vulnerable pedestrians on Texas roads.

Child Pedestrian Accidents in Texas: School Zones and Pickup/Drop-Off

Children are harder to see and often make unexpected moves near crosswalks, parked cars, driveways, and busy school entrances.

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