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Students are preparing to say goodbye to summer and hello to their teachers as another school year gets back in session.

CAA Saskatchewan says drivers and pedestrians should once again be prepared on the road as students make their way back into the classroom.

“It’ll take a while for us all to get organized again and get those routines down pat,” said Angel Blair, senior communications specialist with CAA Saskatchewan.

Blair said there are a few things people can do to ensure the best first day back. They include staying alert, avoiding distracted driving, and knowing the rules of the road. A study done by CAA shows both speeding and illegal U-turns are major concerns during this time of year.

“It’s everyone’s job to just keep this in mind,” Blair said. “We have to really keep practising these safety habits.”

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