As thousands of pupils across Luxembourg return to school next week, the Grand Ducal police will roll out their annual road safety campaign to protect children on their way to and from class.
Police patrols will be reinforced around schools, with officers carrying out extra checks on speeding and illegal parking in school zones. Fluorescent vests will be distributed to the youngest pupils to ensure they are more visible to drivers.
This year, the campaign also introduces a new competition where children can decorate their own reflective vests and submit them with their class, encouraging creativity while reinforcing safety awareness.
Authorities are urging parents, children, and drivers alike to stay vigilant. Parents are encouraged to practice the school route with their children, choose safe paths over shorter ones, and ensure children exit cars on the pavement side. High-visibility clothing and helmets for cycling are strongly advised.
Children are reminded to use crossings, avoid walking on the edge of pavements, and remain cautious near driveways or parked cars that may block visibility.
For drivers, police stress that children may be distracted or nervous during the first days of school. Motorists are urged to slow down near schools and bus stops, remain alert, and always be prepared to brake suddenly.
The message is clear: shared responsibility on the roads is essential to keep Luxembourg’s children safe as the new school year begins.
More Info: police.public.lu/en/actualites/2025/09/semaine-37/rentree-scolaire-2025.html
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