The DGT Anticipates 5.34 Million Road Trips Along the Todos Los Santos Bridge that Starts Today
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All available technical equipment will be active, such as fixed and mobile speed control radars, helicopters, drones and cameras to control the use of mobile phones and safety belts Read
The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) launches this Friday 30 October at 15:00 hours the special operation on the occasion of the feast of Todos los Santos, a device that will remain active until midnight on Monday 2 November. 5,340,000 long journeys are expected throughout Spain, of which 97,000 will take place in Extremadura. Of these, 58,200 (60 per cent) correspond to the province of Badajoz and the remaining 38,800 (40%) to that of Cácer…
The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) has launched a special operation this Friday on the occasion of the All Saints' Day holiday, in which 5.3 million long-distance road trips are expected. The operation will begin at 3:00 p.m. and end at midnight on Sunday, November 1, in communities where Monday will be a working day, such as the Valencian Community.
The General Traffic Directorate foresees 5,340,000 long-distance road trips, to which will be added many short routes, especially those motivated by the traditional visits to the cemeteries of towns throughout Spain, on the occasion of the feast of All Saints.
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