Smartphone Ban: Italy Will Soon Pay for Distracted Pedestrians
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Travelling to Italy? Pedestrians distracted by phones could face €75 fines
Pedestrians staring at their phones while crossing the road could risk being fined €75 or more under Italy’s proposed new highway regulations. The country has decided […] L’article Travelling to Italy? Pedestrians distracted by phones could face €75 fines est apparu en premier sur Travel Tomorrow.
The novelty is contained in the basic text of the reform of the road code. Whether you cross the stripes or out, distract yourself with the screen will be punished with a fine of 75 euros
Rome, 1 Sep (Press Latina) The Italian authorities are preparing a new amendment to the Road Code with fines for pedestrians crossing the streets using mobile phones or other electronic devices, as part of a package to strengthen road safety. The post Italia provides for fines for distracted pedestrians with mobile phones on the streets first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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