Chinese traffic police warn of dangers of lying down in moving vehicles
Chinese traffic police have highlighted the risks of lying down in vehicles while driving. In sudden braking or collision, a lying passenger lacks sea...
Chinese traffic police have highlighted the risks of lying down in vehicles while driving. In sudden braking or collision, a lying passenger lacks seatbelt protection, doubling the fatality risk compared to sitting. Fines of up to 200 yuan apply for not wearing a seatbelt or interfering with driving, and insurers may deny claims. Unauthorized conversion of seats into beds can result in fines up to 2,000 yuan and demerit points.