Overview
- The rollout adds 20 fixed units and 13 average‑speed tramo controls targeted to higher‑risk stretches.
- The devices form part of a 122‑point program launched in 2025, with 106 now in service and remaining installations due in 2026, timed ahead of the Easter travel operation.
- Locations are signposted, published on the DGT website, and shared with navigation providers for inclusion in apps.
- New points include sites on Madrid’s M‑601 and M‑100 with two tramo controls on the M‑501, plus the VG‑20 and N‑550 in Galicia and the RM‑620 in Murcia.
- Officials cite data showing speed was a factor in 24% of fatal crashes, with 307 such incidents in 2024, and say radars have helped cut road deaths by about 75% since 2005.