Parents in Royal Palm Beach are expressing concern about a U-turn near an elementary school. The U-turn, which is directed by the school, is reportedly creating hazardous conditions for students who walk or bike to school. L.
Johnson Elementary, where the U-turn is taking place. Parents are warning that the situation is putting children in danger. Further details about the situation and the parents' concerns are available from local news sources, including WPTV.
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