Seatbelt Cameras Now Operational, the DGT have installed the first batch of cameras which scan for drivers not wearing seatbelts in the Malaga area

Seatbelt Cameras Now Operational

Drivers not wearing seatbelts is the second highest cause of death in road accidents on the Costa Del Sol.  Excessive speed is the highest cause of death according to the DGT.  227 cameras are being installed in Spain, with 18 of those in Malaga province

Grace Period

For the next two months, drivers detected not wearing a seatbelt will be sent a warning letter.  After this grace period financial penalties will be handed out to drivers.  The Guardia Civil are using roadside checks, helicopters, and cameras to increase road safety on the Costa Del Sol.

Published: 14.09.2017

Written by Dave James

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