Between January and November 2019, 26,703 drivers were penalised for speeding on the Ma-1 towards Santa Ponsa.
That’s 27% less than last year and the average number of drivers fined every day has also dropped from 135 to 88.
The second worst for speeding fines was the Ma-2200 between sa Pobla and Pollensa where 3,973 drivers were fined; 3rd place went to drivers on the road from Santa María to Consell with 2,208 fines issued and fourth was the Ma-4020 that connects Manacor to Porto Cristo where 1,666 drivers were penalised.
Elsewhere, 1,244 speeding violations were issued on the Ma-19 between Palma and Llucmajor; 1,182 were caught out by radar on the Ma–13 that connects Palma with Marratxí; 1,074 on the Ma-12 between Artà and Alcúdia and 774 on the Ma–19 between Llucmajor and the Campos highway. From January to November, 774 drivers were sanctioned.
During the first ten months of 2019, a total of 38,824 drivers were caught out by the eight fixed speed controls installed in Majorca, which is 50.4% less than in 2018.
Fewer drivers are being caught out by the radars and roadworks across the island are also forcing traffic to slow down.
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There are sneaky cameras between Palma to Manacor on the Dual Carraigway. I wonder how much money has accrued from the Fines ?. What is this money being used on ?. I doubt the MB reporting staff can get any reply or information on the money 's use, or the total amount collected.
Formula One de Calvi !!!!!