A lollipop man who patrols the road outside the Monks Abbey Primary School in Lincoln says the new body cameras are a "positive step" towards making children's lives safer.
The crossing he patrols was recently branded 'the most dangerous in the country'.
This comes at the start of Road Safety Week and a campaign called 'GO 20' has been launched today to urge drivers to slow down in residential and community areas.
Pauline Rogers was hit by a driver who failed to see her at a zebra crossing back in 2005.
She is now urging motorists to reduce their speeds.
This comes as part of a campaign which launched today called 'GO 20'.
A road safety charity, is appealing to drivers to slow down to 20mph or below in communities.
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Signs have been displayed on roads near a school in Lincoln, after the crossing was recently branded 'the most dangerous in the country'.
Body cameras are being fitted to lollipop men at the Monks Abbey Primary School and recording will go live from today following recent collisions and accidents.
'GO 20', a speeding campaign, is being launched today to appeal to drivers and authorities in the West Midlands to slow down in community areas.
Pauline Rogers was hit by a car which didn't stop at a zebra crossing back in 2005.
A campaign is being launched today at the start of Road Safety Week appealing to drivers and authorities across the West Midlands to 'GO 20'.
Brake, the road safety charity, is appealing to drivers to slow down to 20mph or below in communities.
The charity is also calling for widespread 20mph speed limits in built up areas.
'GO 20' benefits:
Body cameras are being fitted to lollipop men at a school in Lincoln, after the crossing was recently branded 'the most dangerous in the county'.
One of the lollipop men at the Monks Abbey Primary School has been hit by cars on three seperate occassions. The cameras will start recording from today.
This comes at the start of Road Safety Week, where Brake – the road safety charity, is appealing to drivers to slow down to 20mph or below in residential areas.
