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Shannon News, 17 July 1923, Page 3

A San Francisco paper reports that the publie school traffic reserve, which made its first public appearance recently, has over a thousand members and was recently organised by the California State’Automobile Association in co-o.peration with police officials and the Board of Education. It will supplement the work of the police department in protecting school children and educating them to observe traffic regulations. Companies of twenty boys between the ages of 12 and IS, commanded by a captain, are being organised in each of the publie schools. These youthful officers will keep the children from playing in the streets and teach them to respect the rights of motorists.