The DGT seeks to make Spain a global benchmark in motorcycle safety
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The Director General of Traffic (DGT), Pere Navarro, has recently inaugurated the 2nd International Conference on Motorcycle Road Safety. This event, which brings together experts from all over the world, has the main objective of analyzing and improving safety conditions for those who use two-wheeled vehicles on the roads.
During his speech, Navarro highlighted the importance of reducing accident rates in this sector. The director of the DGT stated that Spain's goal is to become an international benchmark in this area, implementing more effective measures and sharing knowledge with other countries to protect the lives of drivers.
The conference features the participation of 47 speakers from 40 different entities. These specialists are debating new technologies, better infrastructure, and training programs for motorcyclists, seeking solutions that can be applied in the short and long term within the national territory.
This meeting is fundamental for the future of mobility in Spain, where the use of motorcycles has grown notably in recent years. The authorities are confident that the exchange of experiences with other global experts will allow for the design of safer strategies adapted to the current needs of users.
In conclusion, the DGT reaffirms its commitment to road safety through international cooperation. The success of these sessions could mark a turning point in regulations and driving culture in Spain, always prioritizing accident prevention and the well-being of citizens.
Sources: Car and Driver
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