The Directorate General of Traffic, known as DGT, has begun its Easter safety campaign today, under the slogan ‘Viva Vivir,’ which encourages drivers to practice caution during the holiday period. This initiative is part of a broader effort to ensure road safety across Spain, particularly in the Region of Murcia, where approximately four hundred thirty-six thousand journeys are expected on local roads.

The enhanced traffic control measures will take effect at three o’clock this afternoon and conclude at midnight on Monday, April twenty-first. Two hundred sixteen agents from the Traffic Division of the Civil Guard will patrol the roads in collaboration with the Traffic Management Centre of the Levante and Variable Message Signs placed on key routes.

Traffic officers will manage road flows during busy periods and implement special traffic regulations at critical points. Some key measures include using cones to streamline traffic at specific points along the A-thirty and regulating access to major roads to prevent congestion.

In conjunction with these actions, the DGT is promoting the importance of road safety through its communication campaign. The campaign, which includes a video narrated by actor Tristán Ulloa, aims to engage the public and foster a collective responsibility for road safety until April twenty-fourth, reaching audiences through multiple media channels.