ktvu david stephenson has the story new line six. >> come right over here. >>reporter: afterschool studies in san francisco chinatown today included human behavior. >> the driver should be more safe and stop when they are supposed to. >>reporter: how fast the bee seen people go? >> up to 53. >>reporter: and of the law. >> if you are on a bicycle you have to follow the same rules of the road as the vehicles. >>reporter: kindergarten through fifth grade children are being trained at any street investigators getting lessons from pedestrian safety at some of the most dangerous intersections. the mac they have a difficult time perceiving speed and distance. so they may think that they have enough time to cross the distance. >>reporter: the product was developed by the chinatown community and the ymca, part of a citywide effort to reduce pestered -- pedestrian fatalities to zero. it's not just the basics,. >> it's teaching them on the street there should be a signal, because cars are not stopping or slowing down enough. >>reporter: they take notes on ms. behavior

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