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Italy is preparing to tighten road safety rules, introducing fines for pedestrians who use their mobile phones while crossing the road. The measure is part of a new version of the Highway Code, which is expected to be approved by mid-October. According to the draft, fines will start at 75 euros. The aim is to reduce accidents that occur when a pedestrian is distracted by their phone and a driver does not have enough time to react. The rule will …
When driving a car, fines for mobile phone use have long been normal. Italy now wants to focus on pedestrians. With a fine – for more safety.
When driving a car, fines for mobile phone use have long been normal. Italy now wants to focus on pedestrians. With a fine – for more safety.
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informacion.esCrossing a street through the zebra pass or out of it in Italy with a fixed eye on the mobile could come out very expensive in the future. It is what emerges from a new proposal for reform of the Circulation Code, which coincides with the efforts of the Ministry of Transport of the Government of Giorgia Meloni to improve road safety and combat the most dangerous distractions.Continue reading....
In Italy, there are plans to fine pedestrians who look at their cell phones while crossing the street. A new traffic regulation prepared by the Ministry of Transport proposes fines starting at 75 euros for those who focus on their phones instead of the road. The draft is expected to be released in October.
Smartphone zombies on Italy's roads should pay in the future: A draft of the new road traffic regulations provides for fines for distracted pedestrians.
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