Law enforcement officers across Central Florida are teaming up for a crosswalk safety crackdown as most school districts are less than two weeks from students returning to class.

Operation Best Foot Forward, a two-week campaign launched Feb. 11, aims to enhance safety across Central Florida by raising awareness about Florida’s driver yield laws, which grant pedestrians the right-of-way at crosswalks.

Operation Best Foot Forward is returning to Central Florida for another year of pedestrian safety and an enforcement of Florida’s driver yield law.

Operation Best Foot Forward is getting results with law enforcement to remind drivers of the rules when it comes to school zones.

Law enforcement agencies across Central Florida are teaming up to protect trail users as the school year wraps up and summer vacations begin.

Safety advocates across Central Florida are teaming up with law enforcement this week to crackdown on drivers who fail to yield and stop for pedestrians in marked crosswalks.

ORLANDO, Fla. Law enforcement in Central Florida will team up Tuesday to improve pedestrian safety. The Osceola County Sheriffs Office, Orlando Police Department and Longwood Police Department will take part in Operation Best Foot Forward. Deputies and officers will be stationed at seven crosswalks across the area looking for drivers not following the rules. Drivers who fail to stop for pedestrians could receive a warning or a ticket.