Australian school installs $100k replica traffic crossing for intellectually disabled students to practice road safety.

A school in Australia has installed a $100,000 replica traffic crossing to help its intellectually disabled students practice road safety in a real-world environment. The school, which already hosts a gym, miniature supermarket, and immersive classroom, aims to build community exposure for its students. Principal Ruth Rogers said the crossing is crucial for ensuring their students can safely manage themselves.