You Could Be Fined for Looking at Your Phone While Crossing the Road in Italy
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Quickly replying to a message while running? According to reform plans, anyone doing so at the wrong moment could soon be fined in Italy.
For more safety on the roads, there is this shocking idea that makes a lot of talk this Wednesday: a fine to punish pedestrians who pass through their eyes riveted on their phone. Italy is considering it very seriously, Lithuania is already doing it. So, could we consider the same thing at home, in Hexagon? The aim is to share responsibility between motorists and pedestrians. As a reminder, 10% of accidents involving pedestrians would be caused …
In Italy, pedestrians could soon be asked to pay if they look at their mobile phone when crossing the street, with a new bill providing for fines.
Article LesVoitures.com Les Cars L的Italie has not yet adopted its reform of the Road Traffic Code, but one of the most commented proposals could [...] Article Italy: A €75 fine envisaged for pedestrians who cross by looking at their smartphone appeared first on Les Cars.
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