Overview

• From August 4–10, officers set up 2,793 control points and checked 1,021,303 vehicles nationwide.
• A total of 68,662 drivers were sanctioned, a 6.7% infringement rate that is 0.2 points higher than April's campaign.
• Motorways and dual carriageways accounted for 53.2% of fines, with 44.9% on conventional roads and 1.9% in urban traverses.
• Eleven drivers were referred to judicial authorities for criminal speeding under Penal Code article 379.1.
• Regional and local police participated alongside the Guardia Civil, which the DGT says helps unify the message on respecting speed limits.