Overview
- The weeklong campaign runs from June 23 to 29 and targets stretches where lane shifts, diversions or narrowed carriageways raise crash risks
- Mobile and fixed radar units will operate alongside section speed controls, Pegasus drones and Guardia Civil patrols to enforce limits
- Geolocated connected cones with light signals will transmit real-time alerts to the DGT traffic management centre and roadside message boards
- The operation follows 142 road maintenance accidents in 2024 that injured 23 pedestrians and 119 construction workers
- Spain handles about 23,000 annual roadwork projects, prompting authorities to bolster surveillance measures to reduce accidents