As the Noche de San Juan celebrations begin tonight, the Guardia Civil is deploying extensive safety grids across the coast. We break down the absolute necessity of a zero baseline and issue a critical warning on why sharing checkpoint locations puts innocent lives at risk.
The DGT and Guardia Civil launch a massive 24-hour continuous testing marathon across Spain. We break down the unique, hidden dangers of both alcohol and drug-driving, explain why the only safe limit is zero, and issue an urgent warning on why you must never tip off other motorists about police checkpoints.
Celebrations bring people together, but they can also increase the risk of drink driving. Planning ahead is the simplest and most effective way to ensure that a night of enjoyment does not end in tragedy.
Behind every drink-driving statistic is a family whose world changes in an instant. Their grief is lifelong, and their message is simple: one drink can destroy everything.
Many drink-drivers believe they feel “fine”, yet one mistake can end a life and leave a lifetime of remorse. The only safe limit is zero — especially during the festive season.
The General Courts have approved the new Motor Vehicle Insurance Act. This legislation broadens the scope of compulsory insurance to include agricultural and industrial vehicles, as well as personal mobility vehicles like electric scooters. The Act also introduces significant improvements to the compensation system for victims of road accidents, increases the powers of the Insurance Compensation Consortium, and strengthens supervision of insurance companies.