790 fixed radars, 545 mobiles, 39 drones…
The Commission on Road Safety held in the Congress of Deputies on November 16 agreed on the arrival of new radars, as well as more drones. Thus, in Spain this summer 790 fixed radars, 545 mobiles and 92 section radars will work. Along with them, the DGT currently has 39 devices, of which 23 are also configured to fine. In total, about 1,500 cinemometers.
In addition, the DGT has signaled the sections of high risk for motorcyclists as a measure to warn these users who circulate on sections of the road where caution and observance of the rules are even more necessary; and in which, therefore, surveillance will be intensified.
Video. This is how comprehensive traffic controls are to reduce accidents
Fines for speeding carry a financial penalty from 100 to 600 euros and deduction of up to 6 points from the driving license.
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