Lollipop man told to stop high-fiving kids as it slows down traffic
Summary
A school crossing patrol officer named Neil Cotton in Howden, East Yorkshire, was asked to stop giving high-fives to children as they cross the road because it might slow traffic. The council explained that it's important for children to focus when they cross the road without distractions.Key Facts
- Neil Cotton is a school crossing patrol officer in Howden, East Yorkshire.
- He was told to stop high-fiving children while they cross the road.
- The reason given was that high-fiving could delay traffic.
- East Riding of Yorkshire Council stressed the importance of children crossing safely without distractions.
- The social media post about this received over 100 comments before being removed.
- Parents expressed disappointment, saying the high-fives made children happy.
- Some drivers thought the rule was unnecessary and called it "absurd."
- The council remains confident in the crossing patrols and appreciates their work.
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