Italy fines 75 euros for phone use while crossing
Italy intends to tighten traffic laws by imposing a fine of 75 euros on pedestrians who cross the street while distracted by their smartphones. The new regulations also include banning the use of headphones, tablets, and cameras while crossing to reduce cases of distraction and danger. These measures aim to prevent accidents caused by pedestrians' distraction or inattentiveness, as pedestrians must ensure that drivers see them before crossing. Italy's move is part of similar international efforts, with Spain and often Lithuania imposing fines of up to 80 and 40 euros, respectively, on those distracted by their phones while crossing the street.
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