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Here in Sweden, me and my sister walked alone to school every day since we started at seven years old, I remember the day before the first day at school, mom walked us to and from school to show us the way we should walk to be safe, this included crossing a commuter railroad and several intersections. When we were in year four, the school allowed students to bike to school.
Quite the difference in thinking about cars and safety....
That happens here too. I walked from 3rd grade until graduating High School. Rain or shine.
I remember getting a spiffy red bike in middle school because the new school was miles away. It was sweet. Except I kept forgetting/losing the combination to my lock. I felt a little grown up when I got a lock with a key. Ha!
As for the article, that's horrible. Part of driving is being alert and responsible for the unexpected. Arresting the parents is straight up fucked.
That's so awesome.