N332 participated in a Road Safety Day at La Manga Club, focusing on the misuse of golf buggies, a prevalent issue at the resort. Many users are unaware of the legalities, risking fines. The event also emphasised the dangers of impaired driving, with demonstrations by local police and the fire service showing real risks and rescue operations. Further insights on golf buggy regulations will be provided by N332 soon.
The Guardia Civil arrested three men after a video of their illegal race on the M-45 in Madrid went viral. On January 21, they recklessly drove parallel at high speeds, with one blocking traffic to film. Aged 24-26, from Toledo and Madrid, they had past police records and now face reckless driving charges.
National Police arrested an individual in Tarragona for a scam selling VTC licences, swindling over €150,000 in Barcelona and 3 million in Madrid. Charged with fraud, document forgery, and identity theft, he sold the same license multiple times. The investigation revealed a history of similar crimes since 2021.
The Guardia Civil arrested four and investigated another person as part of operation PIMA-KRADSTI for car theft, document forgery, and criminal organisation membership. They specialised in stealing, counterfeiting, and illegally selling medium to high-end vehicles. After a year-long investigation, multiple searches in Alicante and Valencia resulted in recovery of stolen vehicles and high-tech tools used for the crimes. International cooperation aided the operation, with legal proceedings forwarded to the Denia court.
A driver, potentially misguided by GPS, drove their car down stairs in Tarragona’s Plaza del Quarters on the night of March 16, as captured on video. Despite damage to the vehicle’s underside, the car departed the scene. Local Police are investigating, reminding that GPS is only advisory and drivers must ensure safe routing.
There has been a significant increase in new mobile radars mounted on cars patrolling…