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How does the DGT Pegasus helicopter work

The Pegasus helicopter is equipped with high-tech radar capable of detecting traffic violations from the air. It can measure vehicle speed, record dangerous driving, and identify infractions such as using a phone or not wearing a seatbelt. With its powerful zoom and automatic tracking system, Pegasus helps improve road safety by spotting violations from kilometers…
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Vehicles without a valid ITV will no longer be able to renew their insurance due to a new legal change that affects millions of drivers in Spain

Under the new amendment, insurance companies will be required to check if a vehicle has passed the ITV before renewing its insurance policy. If the vehicle has not passed inspection, the insurer must notify the driver in writing and will only allow a temporary insurance, not a standard one. Make sure your vehicle is up…
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New European Speeding Record

A driver was caught by a radar in Germany going over 320 km/h on a motorway — fined €1,000 We’ve attached a table with speed limits in , fines, and penalty points — so it doesn’t happen to you. Before you ask, here’s the answer: NO — if it’s limited to 120, it won’t go…
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New Field on DGT Reports: “Manipulador de Placas” – What Does It Mean?

by Car Registrations Spain If you’ve recently ordered a vehicle report from the DGT, you might have noticed a new field: “Manipulador de Placas” (Plate Maker or literally Plate Handler). But what is it and why is it suddenly showing up? This new field refers to the authorised workshop or provider that manufactured and issued…
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