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Italy to fine pedestrians for crossing while using mobile phones

Italy to fine pedestrians for crossing while using mobile phones

The Italian Ministry of Transport plans to introduce fines for pedestrians who use their mobile phones while crossing the street. This measure is intended to improve road safety by reducing dangerous distractions.

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