This article has been brought to you with All our partners - Working together for safer roads Do you know the difference between “an accident blackspot” (“Punto Negro”) and “a dangerous stretch of road”? An accident blackspot is a stretch of road in which 3 or more accidents involving victims occur within a calendar year, within 100 metres of each other. A dangerous stretch of road (Tramo de concentración de accidentes or “TCA” in Spanish) is a stretch of road which has a significantly higher than average number accidents when compared to similar stretches of road. The DGT used road signs to warn drivers that they are approaching a stretch of road where accidents are known to occur, in order to avoid further accidents. Thanks to one of our followers; Sra. Linda White, for the translation. It is good to have people willing to collaborate with us on their free time. Thank you Share this:FacebookTwitterTumblrWhatsAppEmailTelegramMoreSkypePinterestPocketPrint
