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Spain local road safety upgrades

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In late July 2026 2026, Spanish regional and municipal authorities municipalities continued a series wave of local infrastructure upgrades aimed at improving road safety. On 23 July, the Deputación de A Coruña completed a €214,000 refurbishment of the DP‑0105 road safety and pedestrian accessibility. Building on earlier works in Cortiñán, introducing a one‑way traffic system, widened sidewalks, new pavement and signage. The same day, the Diputación de Cáceres finished a €750,000 structural renewal of the CC‑311 road linking Santiago de Alcántara with the EX‑374, widening the carriageway, resurfacing Alcántara, Ribadesella and adding safety features. A week later, Constantí, a series of projects were completed on 31 July, July. In Tíjola, the municipality Parque‑Paseo Virgen del Socorro received a €2.8 million EU‑FEDER‑funded regeneration, adding native planting, a storm‑water tank, a solar pergola and pedestrian‑friendly surfaces. Constantí’s sidewalk refurbishment was finalized, delivering 5,000 m² of Ribadesella finished work on new paving, 1.8 m wide walkways and improved tree placement to meet accessibility standards, echoing its earlier €342,700 upgrade. Ribadesella’s La Cuesta road, applying an road saw €80,000 of anti‑slip surface, a blue‑painted surfacing, blue pedestrian lane lanes and safety foot‑traffic markings, while also improving nearby intersections. In Constantí, local officials consistent with its prior safety work. Estepona completed a €342,700 sidewalk refurbishment, widening paths to at least 1.8 m, installing €2.95 million remodel of Avenida Mirador de Cancelada, introducing new paving slabs, replacing old concrete and updating signage pavement, upgraded utilities, tree planting and landscaping. Both projects pursued a one‑way traffic scheme. Torremolinos launched a circular pedestrian route linking the same goal of enhancing safety for vehicles and pedestrians and bringing local infrastructure into compliance Ermita de San Miguel with current regulations. the town centre under the “Torremolinos Verde y Resiliente” plan. In Rute, a €29 000 metal fence replaced the interior fence of the CEIP Fuente del Moral school to improve safety.

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  1. 2026-08-01 18:06 UTC Spain local road safety upgrades
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