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members from across the territory were out in full force last week, patrolling school zones and offering safety tips as the new school year began.

Mounties spoke with students at schools in Yellowknife, Behchoko and Edzo before moving on to Hay River, where members conducted morning and daytime school zone patrols, stated a news release issued by NWT late last week.

Members in Fort Providence talked to kids about school safety, bullying, sexting and what to do when approached by a stranger or a suspicious vehicle.

Mounties played traditional games with teachers in Tulita, and planned a lockdown drill in Deline.

members also made stops to schools in Lutsel KSA国际影视传媒檈, Paulatuk, Aklavik, Sachs Harbour and Yellowknife.

SA国际影视传媒淭he Northwest Territories remind all students, parents and motorists to pay attention to pedestrians, school buses and traffic laws,SA国际影视传媒� states a news release issued Friday.
offer the following back to school safety tips:

Parents and students

• Walk on sidewalks and use marked crosswalks wherever available;
• If biking, ride on the right-hand side of the road in the same direction as traffic;
  When waiting for the school bus, stand back from the road until the bus has come to a complete stop with its flashing red lights activated;
• Remind children that they should never accept a ride or get into a vehicle with a stranger;

Motorists 

• Slow down and obey the speed limit in school zones;
  Yield to pedestrians at crosswalks;
• Prepare for the unexpected, such as children walking on medians, roadways and curbs;
  Do not operate a mobile device when driving - it is illegal for drivers to hold, operate, communicate or watch the screen of any type of hand-held electronic communication device, including sending or receiving text messages or emails.
• (source: NWT )