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Ten Deaths in Accidents Between August 18 and Monday

Ten people died and more than 1,000 were injured, 60 of whom seriously, between August 18 and Monday, indicated today the security forces in a joint balance sheet on the "Flying Zero Rate" campaign.

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There were 2,876 road accidents on national territory during the "Flying Zero Rate" campaign. In addition to the 10 deaths, 60 injured had serious injuries.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Between August 18th and last Monday, 10 deaths and over 1,000 injuries were recorded, 60 of them serious, according to a joint report released by the PSP (Public Security Police), GNR (National Republican Guard), and ANSR (National Road Safety Authority) regarding the "Zero Tax Behind the Wheel" campaign. According to the statement, in the period between August 18th and 24th […]

In a statement, PSP, GNR and National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) reveal that between 18 and 24 August, there were 2,876 accidents in the national territory, of which 10 were fatal victims, 60 were serious injuries and 948 were minor injuries. Of this total, 2,693 accidents (94%) occurred in the Continent, with 10 fatalities, 58 were serious injuries and 905 were minor injuries, while in the Autonomous Regions there were 183 accidents, two were…

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The national roadside surveillance campaign registered almost 2,900 accidents between 18 and 24 August, with the authorities reinforcing the alert to the risks associated with driving alcohol consumption.

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PSP, GNR and National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) also reveal that they were inspected, face-to-face and by radar, 507,355 vehicles and drivers

·Portugal
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Among the most frequent infractions are driving under the influence of alcohol, irregularities in vehicle documentation and conditions, speeding, and improper use of cell phones while driving.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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