As part of a $13.7 million Safe Routes to School grants, the Illinois Department of Transportation has awarded the city of Columbia $70,000 to install speed feedback signs near two schools, according to bnd.com.
The grant program, which is geared towards K-8 schools, is meant to help repair sidewalks, train students in safety and provide equipment for police and crossing guards.
Additionally, the federally-funded program is designed to allow and encourage students to walk or bike to school.
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