Parents worry about students crossing 5-point intersection near P.S. 214
Parents and kids from P.S. 214 complain they're crossing at their own risk at a chaotic five-point intersection near the school. Teachers and parents say they worry about the hundreds of students
•
May 2, 2014, 7:59 PM
•
Updated 3,885 days ago
Share:
Parents and kids from P.S. 214 complain they're crossing at their own risk at a chaotic five-point intersection near the school.
Teachers and parents say they worry about the hundreds of students who walk through West Farms and Tremont avenues each day.
Pedestrians not only have to dodge speeding cars going straight through the crosswalks, but they also have to watch for vehicles turning into the intersection.
Traveling to school Friday morning was even more hectic than usual. According to parents, there were only two crossing guards handling the traffic as opposed to the usual three.
Councilwoman Maria del Carmen Arroyo says that her office plans to address the safety concerns with the Department of Transportation, as well as the NYPD and local community board.
More from News 12
1:53
STORM WATCH: Spotty morning snow followed by partly sunny skies in New Jersey
0:19
Police: Hoboken shooting suspect charged with attempted murder
2:10
Wintry weather conditions impact travel in New Jersey
Government funding bill clears Congress and heads to President Biden, averting a shutdown
0:15
Police: Music building burglarized on Rutgers-New Brunswick campus
1:51
