Málaga fines 200 euros for dirty cars; misrouting penalties under surveillance

The Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) warns that driving with a dirty car in the Málaga province can be a grave traffic violation because it can impede visibility and vehicle identification, carrying a 200-euro fine under the traffic regulation.

Separately, the Guardia Civil notes increased vigilance inside vehicles for drivers who get lost or alter their route and then rejoin traffic; such behavior can result in a 200-euro fine and loss of license points, even when no speeding or traffic-sign violations occurred.

Together, the reports illustrate enforcement of traffic infractions tied to vehicle condition and navigation, emphasizing penalties under Spanish traffic rules.