Safety concerns rise in warm seasons

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In addition to watching for school buses and students, local law enforcement agencies caution Carbon County motorists to remain alert for local youth enjoying traditional summertime activities and cool refreshing treats. Traffic safety concerns mount when youth venture outdoors as temperatures warm.

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