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III Hauliers scheduling delweries would be advised to keep their
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trucks off the road when parents are on the school run if possible.
Around 26% of mothers who drive their children to and from school have been involved in an accident while doing so according to a study conducted by Autoglass. Of those, 47% drive aggressively, 69% regularly break speed limits, 54% jump traffic lights, and 79% regularly take their eyes off the road to deaf wlth their young passengers.