I read this as reference by @hawk263 to people who overcrowd scooters, not car owners.
But I do agree that if financially-strained owners of vehicles are never punished for dangerous issues, such as the vehicle's condition, obedience to road safety and danger to themselves and family by overloading, then poverty becomes an excuse to endanger themselves and others and the situation will never improve. As a side-note, how many will not have a few hundred pesos for a fine but the kids will have smartphones?
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Of course a completely useless law in terms of lowering casualties among children, when most of those who get hurt or die in traffic were rather hit by than sitting in a car.
Usually for the bigger kids up to 12 it’s just a device to let them sit higher so the seat belt can hold them back properly in case of an accident. At least that’s the way it is Germany.
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Notmyrealname DI Forum Luminary Highly Rated Poster Showcase Reviewer
Are members aware of the laws, being enforced from tomorrow (2nd Feb), regarding car seats for 12s and under? I had not heard of it.
For anyone who may be affected and is not aware:
https://cnnphilippines.com/news/2021/1/31/govt-law-car-seats-for-children.html-
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