Staff Report / Bangorlocal.org

**Bangor High School Emphasizes the Importance of Stop Signs**

Bangor High School in Bangor, Maine, is spreading awareness about the significance of stop signs on and around school premises. In their recent campaign titled "Stop Signs Matter!" they are urging drivers to come to a complete stop and check for clear roads before proceeding.

The message emphasizes that rolling through stop signs is more than just a bad habit—it's a safety hazard that puts students, staff, and others in the community at risk. The school aims to ensure a safer environment for everyone and is encouraging drivers to prioritize safety with the hashtags #SafetyFirst and #wearebangor.

Remember: Stop signs are there for a reason. Fully stopping can prevent accidents and save lives.

Source: Bangor High School

Source Type: School

Source Location: Bangor

Bangor, ME

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