The Guardia Civil will today be mounting the first major crackdown of 2015 on people driving under the influence of alcohol and drugs while also increasing the number of speed traps. This Easter, Guardia Civil traffic patrols are going to significantly more evident than usual as the force mounts its annual operation to increase road safety over the Easter holidays. The crackdown will begin today and will be carried out in two phases.
The first will start today and the second will begin on Wednesday and continue until 6 April.
Areas of particular attention with the entrance and access roads to Palma, roads leading to the most popular coastal resorts and second home developments.
Spot check points are going to be thrown up across the region to test drivers for alcohol and drugs while extra speed traps are going to be used.
For the first time ever, Guardia Civil helicopters are going to be using new Pegasus radar which can detect traffic infractions from an altitude of 300 metres, so drivers beware, the Guardia Civil will be watching from the sky as well.
Easter crackdown on drinking and driving
27/03/2015 00:00
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