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Posted Jun 28, 2012 11:33:47 AM.

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10:00am Politicians put in crossing guards at the homer Watson/blockline roundabout after a student was hit and badly injured by a Grand River Transit bus last October. Based on complaints from drivers, some motorists are getting the message they have the right of way in a roundabout and need only yield to guards. Crossing guards are currently approved by regional council until October. Consultants have recommended removing them after Ontario approves new guidelines on pedestrian signage and enforcement. Those guidelines are under review. GUEST: Ronald Schirm, supervisor of Kitchener crossing guards http://www.therecord.com/news/local/article/750694–crossing-guards-do-they-help-or-hurt 10:30am The Stress’ of buying a used car…what might go wrong? GUEST: Matt Carey – who just purchased a previously owned vehicle.

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