Italy bans mobile phone use while crossing
Italy is about to impose a fine of 75 euros on pedestrians who use phones or electronic devices while crossing the roads. This measure is part of new amendments to the traffic law, which are expected to be approved by mid-October. The rule exempts emergency situations and allows making calls with hands or wearing headphones, provided the volume is low enough to hear traffic sounds. The aim is to reduce pedestrian accidents and minimize risks on the roads.
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