Italy prepares fines for pedestrians using mobile devices while crossing streets
Summary
Italy's transport ministry is preparing amendments to road safety law that would introduce fines of at least 75 euros for pedestrians using mobile phones or other electronic devices while crossing streets, expected to be adopted by mid-October, with pedestrians also required to ensure drivers have seen them before stepping into traffic.
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Talijansko ministarstvo prometa priprema izmjene prometnih pravila kojima bi se uvele kazne za pješake koji tijekom prelaska ceste gledaju u mobitel. Cilj je smanjiti broj
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