People who disobey driving laws with children in their vehicle will face severe consequences.

Drivers who have young children in their car and choose to drive recklessly or under the influence of drugs and alcohol may soon face severe consequences in South Australia. The state is considering implementing new laws that could result in a maximum prison sentence of three years for such irresponsible behavior.

The need for these laws has become evident due to a string of recent incidents, including one where a six-year-old child was tragically involved in a car accident. The vehicle swerved off the road, flipped, and crashed, leaving the innocent child in the back seat. This has sparked outrage in the community, and state MP Frank Pangello is determined to address the issue.

Pangello believes that the community has had enough of reckless and dangerous behavior by adult drivers, not only endangering their own lives but also those of young children. He is pushing for the new laws to protect innocent lives and send a clear message that such behavior will not be tolerated.

In addition to the possibility of a prison sentence, the proposed bill also includes fines of up to $5000 for guilty motorists. The bill will be presented to parliament this week and has already gained support from Premier Peter Malinauskas. He believes that it is reasonable for the law to differentiate between offenders who have children in the car and those who do not.

Malinauskas states that this principle is fair and just, as the lives of young children should not be put at risk due to the irresponsible actions of adults. The proposed laws aim to protect innocent lives and hold drivers accountable for their actions. This article was produced with the assistance of 9ExPress, providing accurate and reliable information to the community.

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