Thread: At what cost
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Old 04-11-2013, 15:25   #6
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Re: At what cost

How about another way of looking at it? Could the parents WALK the kids to school? Quite apart from the problems with illegal parking, we have an increasing problem with obesity in kids. Would it hurt to have them walk a little?

I live near several schools. One is only about 3-400 metres from my house, yet certain of my neighbours used to drive their kids to that school. And we live in a safe area, so there is little chance the kids are in danger (beyond the danger inherent in crossing the road).
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