Once again, the N332 Road Safety Project has been nominated and shortlisted in a national award that recognises contributions to road safety. The “Ponle Freno Citizen 2019” is awarded public vote, and so we need your help to support us. Representing N332 once again is Francisco Javier Morales Herrera, the original founder of the project …
Oncde again, all this week, and through the weekend, an intensified campaign is running focussing on one of the areas of the Spanish road network where more fatalities and serious injuries take place, conventional roads. In 2015, there were 23,729 injury incidents on conventional roads, in which 971 people lost their lives, almost 3 people …
Starting on Monday, the Guardia Civil traffic department, supported by their colleagues in the police, will be out in force to ensure the correct use and operation of seat belts and child restraint systems in vehicles. In 2014 (the last year of consolidated data), the number of unbelted deaths accounted for 24% of the total, …
Traffic laws and the rules of the road may be a Little confusing to some, especially given that as foreigners we have to adapt what we have learnt and practiced for many years in our home country to our new homeland, adapting what we think may be true...
This weekend marks the long anticipated return operation on the roads of Spain, with 1,850,000 journeys anticipated on the roads of the Valencia region alone. This is some 19% of the 4.2 million vehicle movements in the country. As many domestic touri...
Drivers on the roads of the Valencia region are responsible for creating some of the most dangerous roads in the whole of Spain, with more drivers in the Alicante province seemingly unable to adhere to the rules of the roads, creating the fifth highest...
Monday of this week saw the Guardia Civil embark on the Spanish traffic department's latest road safety initiative, in which they are targeting trucks, vans and other commercial vehicles to ensure compliance with road safety laws and regulations. In a...
The Directorate General of Traffic in Spain, the DGT, has purchased an additional 16 new speed detecting radar devices from the Spanish company Saima Seguridad, for a total of 1.1 million euro. The purchase was published in the official state bulletin...
