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Road safetySchool crossing patrolsHighways Ross - October 2010highways.ross@kirklees.gov.uk
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How do you decide where to place a school crossing patrol? School crossing patrols are provided where children are in danger from road traffic when walking to school. This is not necessarily directly outside a school but could be anywhere on a direct route to a school. Can I request a school crossing patrol? If you want to make a request for additional school crossing patrols, please complete the School crossing patrols request form. On receipt of a request a Road Safety Officer will survey the area to see if it meets criteria which includes a vehicle and pedestrian count. How many School Crossing Patrols does Kirklees operate? Currently Kirklees have 95 school crossing patrols in operation. Do you have any job vacancies? You can download a list of School crossing patrol - Vacancies (40kb). What are the hours of work for a school crossing patrol? The hours of work are flexible and can vary at each school crossing patrol site. As a guide patrols work from as little as five hours up to 10 hours per week when the children are going to and from school. How do I apply to become a school crossing patrol? You can either complete the Request school crossing patrol application form or telephone 01484 221166. We will then send you an application form and relevant details. |
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Address Kirklees Council, Civic Centre 3, Market Street, Huddersfield, HD1 2EY
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Email customer.enquiries@kirklees.gov.uk
Telephone 01484 221000
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