Fog leaves three dead, 18 injured on the roads in Spain’s Ciudad Real
THREE people were left dead and another 18 with injuries after fog caused a series of traffic accidents on Spain’s A-4 motorway, which runs between
Look mum, no hands! Moped rider fined €600 after recording TikTok dancing while on the road
THE CATALAN REGIONAL police, the Mossos d’Esquadra, have slapped a moped rider with a €600 fine and docked her six points off her driving licence,
Spain’s traffic authorities step up policing, with 18.2 million car journeys predicted during the Christmas season
SPAIN’S DGT traffic department is predicting 18.2 million car journeys during the Christmas season this year, with ‘Operación Salida’, as the start of the rush
Pedestrian, 20, dies on Costa del Sol after early morning road crash horror
A 20-YEAR-OLD has died after being hit by a car on a motorway on the Costa del Sol. The youngster was killed on the A-7
Spain banishes old image of ‘killer’ roads to be an EU leader in cutting fatal traffic accidents
SPAIN is joint top in the European Union for countries cutting road deaths over the last two decades. The European Transport Safety Council says that
Road deaths in Spain, in the midst of the pandemic, returns to 2016 levels
DESPITE significant reductions in mobility due to COVID-19 restrictions, 32 people have lost their lives on Spanish roads this Easter. According to official data released
Summer road deaths down by over 10%, but hundreds still killed
SUMMER 2017 saw a fall in the number of motorists killed on Spanish roads. Traditionally the busiest period of the year, the DGT reported that
Junta agrees measures to reduce high number of endangered Iberian lynxes killed on roads
Last year alone, 21 of the 27 lynxes which died in the region were hit by motor vehicles
Two killed on the A7 coast road in Benalmadena
The accident occurred at kilometre 217 about 50 metres from the Higuerón exit travelling in the direction Cadiz
Spain’s road deaths plummet
Fatalities on Spanish roads are at their lowest level since the 1960s… and lower than France, Germany and UK