US Edition41% of the Fines in Seville Are Already for the Use of the Mobile Behind the Wheel: This Is How the Dgt Will Strengthen the Surveillance Against Distractions
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From Monday until Sunday, October 12, the DGT will intensify the control of all kinds of distractions behind the wheel.The objective is clear: to avoid accidents both on the highways and on the streets of our cities.In Seville, for example, last year's campaign served as a warning, with the surveillance of more than 11,400 vehicles and 290 drivers reported.The government deputy delegate in Seville, Francisco Toscano, points out that the most com…
The General Traffic Directorate (DGT) will develop from Monday, October 6, and until Sunday, October 12, a new surveillance and control campaign that will focus on driving distractions on roads throughout Spain, including those in Ceuta. The campaign will have an impact on the surveillance of all types of distractions with the aim of avoiding accidents since "the concurrent factor with the most presence in road accidents with 13,164 cases, which…
The deputy delegate of the government in Zamora, Ángel Blanco, stressed during the presentation that, although the accident figures have improved compared to last year, “the numbers remain worrying”. “To date we have been dead 12 people on the Zambian roads, compared to 22 of the same period of 2024
A new surveillance and control campaign that will focus on the distractions behind the wheel as “distractions are the concurrent factor with the most presence in road accidents with 1,021 cases, accounting for 27% of the total. In the case of fatal accidents, distraction is also one of the most frequent factors, with 43 cases (38%), so this type of campaigns remain essential to alert the risks involved in distracted or disattentive driving.” rea…
From 6 to 12 October, the state police are increasingly carrying out traffic checks. The aim is to check whether drivers are strapped on and are distracted by equipment while driving.
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