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Lackawanna County Community Traffic Safety Program Coordinator Drew Marion was featured in PennDOT's quarterly newsletter "The Safety Scoop" for the launch of a new program in local elementary schools educating students on crosswalk and roadway safety. Students learned how to properly use a crosswalk with the use of an interactive crosswalk activity and road sign scavenger hunt, equipment funded through the SPO Funding mini-grant opportunity.

The Pedestrian and Road Safety Program is aimed at elementary-age students, as well as children with disabilities in various classroom settings. Students participated in hands-on activities and received reflective stickers and bike lights to help increase their visibility when playing outdoors. The program kicked off at the end of the 2024 school year and will continue this year.

PennDOT District 4 Safety Press Officer Elizabeth Fabri and Lackawanna County CTSP
Drew Marion recently hosted a pedestrian and road safety program for second graders
at Lackawanna Trail Elementary. The two taught students how to properly use a
crosswalk with the use of an interactive crosswalk activity and road sign scavenger
hunt, equipment funded through the SPO Funding mini-grant opportunity.