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Italy may fine pedestrians for phone use
Italy is working on tightening traffic safety laws through a proposed bill that would impose a fine of up to 75 euros on pedestrians who use their phones or other electronic devices while crossing the street. This measure aims to reduce accidents caused by pedestrian distraction and includes the use of tablets and digital cameras, while allowing the use of headphones if they do not impair attention. The law is expected to be adopted after ongoing discussions until mid-October, and is part of international efforts to address pedestrian accidents linked to phone use during crossing.
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