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D.C. police Lt. Sean Hill installs a sign that says "Drive like your kids live here" near Q Street SE. (Bill O'Leary/The Washington Post)

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

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Pedestrians near D.C. schools face higher crash risks than in Maryland and Virginia, according to data analyzed by The Washington Post. Despite a decline since 2022, rates remain above pre-pandemic levels. Legislation in 2022 mandated new safety infrastructure around schools.

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