Overview
- On June 10, a crash on the A-7 near Benifaió triggered several kilometers of tailbacks during morning peak hours
- A multi-vehicle collision on the N-430 near Rena left two people dead and four injured, highlighting its status as one of Spain’s most dangerous national roads
- By early June 11, the Dirección General de Tráfico logged over 32 kilometers of congestion across key arteries including 8.5 km on the A-7 and 8 km on the V-31
- Traffic slowdowns extended across the CV-35 and V-30 as commuters faced delays of up to six kilometers on approach routes to Valencia
- The Transport Ministry has secured contracts to upgrade 11 kilometers of the N-430 into a motorway, but project delays have stalled critical improvements