Impact of Goodrich and St Anthony's School Streets.

[beansprout]

Why don’t people who are near and local just walk them to school…. Would save on all these after school sport kids do. Really going to have obese kids who do little exercise. 
 

Clearly, those further away have no choice but to be bumper to bumper delivering and collecting their little darlings.

Totally agree, sit in their cars with with engine  running either with radio on or glued to phone.Irresponsible, inconsiderate 

 

[Penguin68]

1 hour ago, beansprout said:

Why don’t people who are near and local just walk them to school….

The business of the crossing attendant on the Underhill: Dunstan's junction would suggest that they do.

And your comment 'little darlings' suggests that you are inimical towards parental care and love - and possibly children themselves.

The younger ones at least, if delivered by public transport have a quite long (and in some instances hilly) walk to get to these schools, unless the P13 is on their route.

But I entirely agree that ignoring road restrictions (and indeed leaving cars with engines running) is not acceptable behaviour.

[HeadNun]

10 hours ago, malumbu said:

How did you get to school? It's not a rhetorical question. I'm interested.  I've told you how I and most of my close family got to school.  What is your problem with answering?

Mind your own beeswax. 

[Rockets]

18 hours ago, malumbu said:

Do you have a guilty secret?  Did you drive your? kids to school and/or were you driven?  I'm sure we would all love to hear.  

That's a bit rich coming from you with you is it not!?

For the record, my kids all get public transport to their schools......

[first mate]

17 hours ago, Rockets said:

  On 05/03/2026 at 19:43, malumbu said:

Do you have a guilty secret?  Did you drive your? kids to school and/or were you driven?  I'm sure we would all love to hear.  

Sounds like Mal is doing a bit of projection there.