Frankfort, IL – Schools in Frankfort are officially back in session as of today, bringing a return to increased traffic and heightened pedestrian activity, particularly around school zones. The Frankfort Police Department is urging drivers to exercise caution and adhere to traffic safety laws as students return to the classroom.
According to a recent announcement from the Frankfort Police Department, there will be a noticeable increase in police presence in school zones to ensure the safety of students and to enforce traffic regulations. Officers will be closely monitoring vehicle speeds, especially during peak school hours when children are present. School zone speed limits are strictly enforced at 20 miles per hour on school days.
The police department reminds the community to be vigilant for increased school bus activity and pedestrian crossings, particularly in the mornings and afternoons. With the beginning of the school year, both drivers and pedestrians are advised to stay alert and follow all traffic safety rules.
Frankfort Police stress that the safety of students is a top priority. Drivers are encouraged to plan their commutes accordingly, allowing extra time for the expected delays and to prioritize the safety of children as they travel to and from school.
