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Following quickly on the heals of this week's announcement that the Spanish Department of Traffic have installed 264 temporary mobile traffic cameras on 2000 stretches of its roads, Spanish motorists are facing yet another reason to slow down.
BarcelonaReporter.com have reported that despite Spanish government figures that show 80 percent of accidents occur on Spain's secondary roads, the authorities plan to pilot an average speed camera programme in the decidedly primary route of the Guadarrama tunnel.
The Guadarrama tunnel forms part of the corridor that connects Madrid to North Western Spain.
The first cameras will be tested in October 2009 and, if successful, it's rumoured that there could be hundreds in place by Spring 2010.
Comments
Posted by Philip on Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:40 pm
I think that you mean heels rather than heals!
Philip
Posted by DennisN on Sun Aug 16, 2009 11:20 pm
Philip Wrote:
I think that you mean heels rather than heals!
Nope. He means "I wonder if anybody in England will read this, or should I have written it in Spanish?"
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Posted by Philip on Sun Aug 16, 2009 9:40 pm
