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Posted on: April 25, 2024Prioritizing Student Safety: San Ramon Valley Unified Introduces E-Bike and Scooter Safety Resources New school safety video features Danville Police Chief Allan Shields and Diablo Vista Middle School Principal Jeff Osborn.In San Ramon Valley Unified School District (SRVUSD), e-bikes and scooters have risen in popularity as a method of transportation for students’ to get to-and-from school. School officials anticipate many students will return to school in January with new riding equipment. Since these vehicles can travel at higher speeds than traditional bikes, e-bikes and scooters require extra caution, and riders must follow the laws and rules of the road. The district has created new resources for the safety of all student riders, drivers, and pedestrians.Local police agencies have partnered with SRVUSD to share the importance of traffic safety. Principal Jeff Osborn of Diablo Vista Middle School met with Chief Shields from the Danville Police Department to discuss multiple safety topics, including e-scooters, e-bikes, pedestrian safety, and tips for the safe shared use of the Iron Horse Trail. All community members are encouraged to watch the new SRVUSD E-Bike and Scooter Safety Video.The new SRVUSD At-a-Glance Summary Safety Chart provides students and parents with important information about bikes, e-bikes, and scooters.“The safety and well-being of our students is a top priority,” said Dr. John Malloy, Superintendent, San Ramon Valley Unified School District.
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The overall goal of this detail is to enhance the safety of our school children.Traffic EducationSafe Moves CityTraffic officers and parking enforcement officers are trained in the presentation and hands-on demonstration of a customized Safe Moves City program. This program is designed for preschool to lower grade elementary school aged children. The Safe Moves City is a miniature city block setting. Within this city setting, children learn traffic safety including: pedestrian safety, bicycle safety, and passenger safety in vehicles. The interactive playing while learning method has made learning traffic safety fun. Currently, schools in the city are scheduled each year for the presentation. Groups or organizations interested in a Safe Moves City presentation may call the Traffic Bureau at 626-307-1240.Mature Driver Improvement CourseSenior citizens over the age of 55 may take the DMV certified 8-hour Mature Driver Improvement Course. This course is classroom instruction taught by a Monterey Park Police Officer. The course is designed to update seniors on new vehicle code laws, prepare them for driver's license renewal tests, and instructs them on pedestrian safety. Classes are conducted at the Langley Senior Center, 400 West Emerson Avenue, Monterey Park. To schedule a class, call 626-307-1395.Many automobile insurance companies offer discounted insurance upon completion of this class. The course is renewable every three years with a certificate of completion given at the completion of the class.

 
 
 

 

 

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Operation Safe Stop is an education and enforcement program to create awareness about the dangers of passing stopped school buses. This year, Operation Safe Stop Education and Enforcement Day will take place on Thursday, April 25, 2024.

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Effective August 19, 2019, school districts and municipalities are authorized to use stop-arm cameras on school buses. Tickets given by these cameras can result in fines of  $250 for a first violation up to $300 for each violation in and 18-month period.

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Every October, the Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee, along with state and local safety partners, participate in National School Bus Safety Week. The goal is to engage parents, students, teachers, motorists, school bus operators, school administrators, and other interested parties to join forces and address the importance of school bus safety.

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Vehicle and Car Seat Parts ExplainedEvery car seat needs to be installed using either the lower anchors or a seat belt to secure it in place, never both. If you choose to use a seat belt to install your car seat, pay close attention to how to  “lock” your seat belt according to the vehicle’s owner manual. With a forward-facing car seat, use a tether if one is available. Before installing your car seat make sure you understand the function and location of the vehicle and car seat parts that are used in installation.

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Vehicle PartsLower AnchorsUsed for installing a car seat using its lower anchor attachmentsThe lower anchors are found in a minimum of two rear seating positions in a vehicle. Each lower-anchor-equipped seating position has two small horizontal bars found in the space between the vehicle seat’s back and bottom cushion (the “seat bight”).Tether AnchorUsed for attaching a car seat's tether to the vehicleTypically there are a minimum of three tether anchors in a vehicle. In sedans, these are usually located above/behind the vehicle’s back seat on the rear shelf. In some larger vehicles such as vans, pickup trucks, and SUVs, these tether anchors may be found on the back of a vehicle seat, on the floor, the ceiling, or other location.To avoid confusing tether anchors with other hardware such as luggage tie-downs, be sure to read your vehicle’s owner manual carefully to find out where they are located in your particular vehicle.

 
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Lower Anchor AttachmentsUsed to install the car seat in a vehicle with lower anchorsTetherUsed to secure a forward-facing car seat and limit forward head movement in a crashThe tether is located on the top rear of convertible, combination, and all-in-one car seats. It’s adjustable and has a hook and strap that connects to one of your vehicle’s tether anchors. Most rear-facing car seats in the United States do not use a tether for installation.
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Back to School Internet SafetyLauren Brown, MFT School Program Coordinator K-8 While we gear up to send our kids Back to “School” online, we know this means more screen time and social media for everyone. For years, we have been hearing the experts weigh in on how screen time should be monitored and how social media use in teens is linked to depression and anxiety. But now that we have no choice but to engage in distance learning, how can we be sure our kids are being safe? Even young children who may have very little social media experience, will be navigating a digital world. Depending on the age of the student and your own personal family rules about screen time and internet use, this new normal could be very tricky to manage at first. However, like any other newfound freedoms we bestow on our children, the key to success is to lay out expectations ahead of time, come up with appropriate consequences for not meeting expectations, and to keep communication open and flowing in both directions. Here are some tips for keeping your kids safe online:What basic privacy steps should all parents discuss with their kids?Explain that nothing is really private online.
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Principal Jeff Osborn of Diablo Vista Middle School met with Chief Shields from the Danville Police Department to discuss multiple safety topics, including e-scooters, e-bikes, pedestrian safety, and tips for the safe shared use of the Iron Horse Trail. All community members are encouraged to watch the new SRVUSD E-Bike and Scooter Safety Video.The new SRVUSD At-a-Glance Summary Safety Chart provides students and parents with important information about bikes, e-bikes, and scooters.“The safety and well-being of our students is a top priority,” said Dr. John Malloy, Superintendent, San Ramon Valley Unified School District. “We encourage all parents and students to watch our E-Bike and Scooter Safety video so that all are well-informed, and our students, riders, pedestrians, and drivers can stay safe.”All riders under the age of 18 are required to wear a helmet by California law. In addition to helmets, riders must obey traffic signals, stop signs, and other road regulations just as they would when driving a car. Viewers can skip directly to these sections in the E-Bike and Scooter Safety Video for specific information:General Safety TipsE-ScootersBike LanesRules of the RoadE-BikesParking Lot SafetyPedestrian SafetySafety Tips for Iron Horse TrailTips for Parents 

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