Will Hanging Decorations in the Car Result in a Fine?
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Placing or hanging decorations inside a car that obstruct the driver's view may result in a fine. According to Article 62, Paragraph 2 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, it is prohibited to hang or place items within the front and rear windows of a motor vehicle's driving compartment that may hinder the driver's visibility. Decorations to Avoid: Avoid placing decorations with sharp edges inside the car. If the edges or corners of the decorations face the occupants, it may lead to accidents. It is recommended not to place or hang any items in the car, as these objects may shake or even fall during driving, distracting the driver and obstructing visibility, posing safety hazards. Electronic products should also not be left in the car. When the temperature inside the car is high, batteries left in such an environment for extended periods may swell or even explode. Therefore, avoid placing mobile phone batteries, digital camera batteries, or similar items in the car, especially on the top of the dashboard exposed to direct sunlight or on the storage shelf between the rear seats and the windows. Flammable Items in the Car: Items such as car perfumes and lighters are flammable. Particularly during hot summer months, these items should not be left in the car, as high temperatures both inside and outside the vehicle can easily lead to explosions or fires.
