The DGT warns of the consequences of miscarrying this element of our car

Summer is just around the corner and the General Directorate of Traffic is already beginning to give recommendations for travelers who plan to take their vehicle in the coming months to spend their holidays. From the DGT they inform that our car must be checked before any trip, especially the longer ones, so that later we do not have to suffer consequences on the road, whether in the form of breakdown, accident or fine. The last recommendation of the highest authority of the Traffic in our country has been to inform about the more use or the deteriorated use of the license plates, which can have fines of up to 6,000 euros. “The registration plates must be perfectly legible and not damaged. The infringement of this rule is sanctioned », the DGT reports from their official profiles. The highest amount can reach up to 6,000 euros in fine, in addition to losing 6 points of the card, when the registration is found with some type of manipulation. With this, the amounts of the fine may vary according to the offense, but they remind the DGT that it is mandatory to carry the registration in order and perfectly visible and without any type of anomaly. The registration plates must be perfectly legible and not damaged. Violation of this rule is sanctioned. ▶ ️ Manipulate license plate: € 6,000 and 6 points. ▶ ️ Drive without license plate, carry it not visible or legible: € 200 #RevisaTuVehiculo pic.twitter.com/UQF5lTkPy7- Dir. Gral. Traffic (@DGTes) May 29, 2021 There are other infractions regarding this element of our vehicle that also carry a penalty. For example, carrying the license plate not visible, not legible or circulating without it directly, can be subject to a penalty adding up to 200 euros of fine. In addition, all these faults can be a problem when passing the Technical Inspection of Vehicles (ITV), mandatory for all cars that circulate on Spanish roads New speed limits Like these recommendations, the DGT is also dedicating many of its warnings and recommendations to inform about the new regulations that have come into force on Spanish roads in recent weeks, including the new speed limits that have been imposed on urban roads, emphasizing that three speed limits have changed according to the type of road. 📢 New speed limits on urban roads # A30HayMásVida 👉 https://t.co/miXas6nExE 🆕 Today # Cities30 come into force, with three speed limits depending on the type of road. We tell you which are and which roads it affects in this # HiloA30 👇 pic.twitter.com/fq7RJ271jE – Dir. Gral. Traffic (@DGTes) May 11, 2021