Batterstown Parents Push for Safer School Route
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Parents in Batterstown, County Meath, are advocating for enhanced traffic safety on the R154 road, where children walk to school daily. Local councillor Caroline O’Reilly urged Meath County Council to implement additional measures beyond the recent installation of a traffic ramp. Residents and parents express concern over the daily risks, and councillor O’Reilly emphasizes the need for immediate action. The council plans to improve signage, trim hedges, update road markings, and collaborate with gardaí to enforce speed limits, aiming to create a safer route for school commutes while awaiting funding for a full traffic calming scheme.
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