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Irish Mirror
Irish Mirror
National
Daire Fitton, Reporter & Clare McCarthy

Primary school kids made to cross three lanes of high-speed 100km/h traffic to get to school

Primary school children in Cork have been made to cross three lanes of traffic to get to school each morning.

The children must undertake the precarious crossing after they were denied school bus access, according to parents of children at Douglas Rochestown Educate Together National School.

The route to school they were advised to take instead, leads them across the N28 and multiple lanes of high-speed traffic, with cars travelling at speeds of 100km/h, CorkBeo reports.

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