Hong Kong transport authorities have said it will be difficult to expand a new law requiring children under the age of eight to use safety seats or similar equipment while travelling in private cars to public transport, citing possible obstacles for daily operations. But lawmakers on Tuesday said the government could consider including the safety…
Hong Kong transport authorities have said it will be difficult to expand a new law requiring children under the age of eight to use safety seats or similar equipment while travelling in private cars to public transport, citing possible obstacles for daily operations. But lawmakers on Tuesday said the government could consider including the safety…
Passengers under eight years old will need to use safety seats or similar equipment while travelling in private cars in Hong Kong from November 1. A fixed HK$230 (US$29.60) fine would be issued to any drivers caught in breach of the new requirement, with serious cases to be referred to a court, where a penalty…