Overview
- The identified segments accounted for 1,563 crashes and 2,169 victims in 2019–2023, spanning 71 roads across 45 provinces.
- The highest danger index on a conventional road is at N-4a km 243 in Ciudad Real, measured at 598 times the national average.
- By absolute toll, A-77a km 0 in Alicante recorded the most incidents, with 104 crashes and 150 victims over the period.
- Toll motorways posted a 7.5% year-on-year rise in the average danger index in 2023, with 100 risky segments logging 527 crashes and 881 victims since 2019; AP-7 km 901 in Almería shows the highest index at 14 times the average, while B-23 km 14 in Barcelona has the most crashes with 43 and 58 minor injuries.
- Recurring risk persists, with 78 stretches repeating from the prior report and 45 worsening in their danger index.