Leipzig Police Tighten School Zone Traffic Safety
Leipzig Police have announced enhanced traffic safety measures around schools, with a particular focus on 'parent taxis'. The initiative, led by Police President René Demmler, will see increased checks near kindergartens and primary schools, starting from Monday.
The Police Directorate Leipzig, operating under the Leipzig Police Headquarters, will manage the increased traffic controls. Police will pay special attention during morning hours when parents are dropping off and picking up children.
The aim is to ensure the safety of young students and to discourage dangerous driving practices, such as speeding and parking in no-parking zones, near educational institutions.
The police authority in Leipzig is committed to creating a safer environment for students and teachers. The increased checks, led by Police President René Demmler, are expected to improve traffic safety around schools and encourage responsible driving.
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