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Rachel Weiner

Washington, D.C.
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Walking near a D.C. school raises the chance of being hit by a car, data shows

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By Rachel Weiner
| Detroit News
Pedestrians in D.C. who are near schools, especially children and teens, are more likely to be hit by a car or other vehicles than anywhere else in the city data analyzed by The Washington Post shows. In the nearby suburbs of Maryland and Virginia, by contrast, young pedestrians were less likely to be struck near schools than elsewhere, The Post found.
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Walking near a D.C. school raises the chance of being hit by a car, data shows

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By Rachel Weiner
| The Washington Post
Walking near a D.C. school raises the chance of being hit by a car, data shows (washingtonpost.com) Walking near a D.C. school raises the chance of being hit by a car, data shows By Rachel Weiner; John D. Harden 2026042709011600 Pedestrians in D.C. who are near schools, especially children and teens, are more likely to be hit by a car or other vehicles than anywhere else in the city, data analyzed by The Washington Post shows.
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D.C.’s speed cameras are catching super violators. Most have Va. and Md. tags.

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By Rachel Weiner, Dylan Moriarty 
| NewsPub
April in the DMV is busy! Close out cherry blossom season, get out to a game or explore spring festivals throughout D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia. Make sure to sign up for The Weekend Scene newsletter to get new events every week. It’s free! Cherry blossoms The National Cherry Blossom Festival Parade will bring marching bands, guest entertainers and cultural performances down Constitution Avenue. Get a ticket if you want special seating. Otherwise, it’s free. Here’s Metro info.
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