Based on the updated rules, before stepping into the roadway, pedestrians must avoid any action, including the use of mobile phones etc, that would distract them from the surroundings and monitoring the traffic situation.
Such an offence is now punishable with a fine of 10-12 euros, according to the updates Code of Administrative Offences.
Also, drivers are now must let pedestrians through at non-regulated crossings not only when they have already stepped into the roadway but also those who are about to step in or are standing and waiting near the roadway for the possibility to cross the roadway.
Drivers are now also banned from entering pedestrian crossings until pedestrians exit their lane.
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