Safety Improvements at Seròs School Access

The City Council implements a school path, new crosswalks, and speed reduction measures to protect children.

Green painted school path with bollards and school zone signage in Seròs.
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Green painted school path with bollards and school zone signage in Seròs.

The Seròs City Council has implemented safety improvements at the access points to the Miquel Baró Daban Public School, responding to requests from the Parents' Association and the school's management.

A pedestrian-only school path has been created, marked with green paint and protected by removable bollards. These barriers are installed at the start of the school year and removed during the summer, aiming to ensure a safer environment for students.
Additionally, a new pedestrian crossing connecting to El Pou street has been marked. The road surface also features new horizontal markings to alert drivers to the proximity of a school zone, promoting more cautious driving.
To reduce vehicle speeds on Sant Àngel street, speed bumps have been installed. The Councilor for Education, Albert Mòdol, emphasized that the goal is to create a space "safer and calmer for our children" during their school commutes.
These improvements coincide with European Mobility Week, during which the City Council will organize two activities on Tuesday the 22nd.