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New on-the-spot roadside vehicle inspections aim to catch out drivers with dodgy motors. Brand new mobile units operated by the DGT (General Directorate of Traffic), the official government body legally overseeing motor vehicles, and accompanied by officers of the Guardia Civil, have been randomly stopping vehicles to carry out roadside evaluations of their roadworthiness. Well within their legal right to, they have stopped over 6,000 vehicles for an on-the-spot check already. The stops are neither announced nor forewarned and can catch many drivers unaware. Any vehicle that circulates on roads can be subjected to an ITV technical inspection regardless of how long it...
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