smoke in the car will be banned in the UK

smoke in the car will be banned in the UK

smoke in the car will be banned in the UK

Smoking in the car if there are small children are already applied in some countries.

Smoking in the car will start banned in the UK based on the draft new law proposed by the government.

Regulation submitted to parliament banning smoking in cars containing people aged under 18 years.\

For offenders-both because of smoking or not prevent people from smoking in a condition that-be fined £ 50.

MPs will vote before the election and if approved will begin to be applied as of 1st October.

UK Health Minister, Jane Ellison, said 'second smokers' a threat to the health of children, who should grow up without facing the risk of smoking.

"The only effective way to protect children is to prevent them suck 'second cigarette' and we plan to stop smoking in cars carrying children will help it."

Ban smoking in cars has also been proposed in Scotland and Wales but Northern Ireland said it was considering it.

Several US states, including California, and some of Canada and Australia, ban smoking in cars when children are already applied. (BBC)