With children getting ready to go back to class, law enforcement officers want people to realize the risks they face when they don’t stop for people using crosswalks.

The Best Foot Forward crosswalk enforcement operation will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:15 a.m. to noon at 15 heavily traveled crosswalk locations near schools.

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A video from a past Best Foot Forward event shows where an Osceola County deputy was nearly hit while trying to cross the road. The deputy had to jump back out of the street to avoid a car.

If you’re caught doing something similar, you will get a $164 ticket and up to three points on your license.

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Best Foot Forward said more than 10,000 citations and warnings have been issued since the program started nine years ago.

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Here’s a list of crosswalk locations:

• Millenia Boulevard and Timarron Drive
• 521 West Princeton Street
• South Winter Park Drive & Quintuplet Drive
• Oakland Ave. and Sansparilla Road
• Pine Hills Road and El Trio Way
• West Oak Ridge Road and Wingate Drive
• East 5th Street and South Park Avenue
• Snow Hill Road and Jacobs Trail
• West Donegan Avenue and West Carroll Street
• Mill Run Boulevard and Mill Slough Road
• 17th Street and Michigan Avenue
• 17th Street and Delaware Avenue
• Robinson Avenue and 10th Street
• Old Canoe Creek Road and 5th Street

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