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Tuesday, 14/4/2026 | 10:15 GMT+7

How are children sticking their bodies out of car windows penalized?

Two children stuck their bodies completely out of the rear window while the car was moving through a sharp turn. (Phan Thu)

Video: Do Anh

A recent video captured two young girls dangerously leaning out of the rear windows of a moving car, even as it navigated sharp turns on a perilous mountain pass. The risk of them being thrown from the vehicle is significant, endangering both the children and other road users. This raises questions about the legality of such actions and the specific penalties involved.

While some have suggested this offense might be treated similarly to not wearing a seatbelt, the danger in this scenario far exceeds that of merely being unbelted inside a vehicle. We invite readers to share their insights on this critical safety issue.

By VnExpress: https://vnexpress.net/de-tre-con-tho-nguoi-qua-cua-so-xe-bi-phat-the-nao-5062033.html
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