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New rules for quad-buggy tours - Fines up to 3,000 Euro
Author:
classic
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Various Fines being imposed?
There are various rumours, but does anyone have any idea of fines that are actually being imposed / how much and for what?
Author:
TamaraEnLaPlaya
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Fines of up to one million euros to airlines that charge for hand luggage
Noticias:
Fines of up to one million euros to airlines that charge for hand luggage.
Ryanair
,
EasyJet
and Vueling, face these fines to be issued for consumption for this effect.
The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has initiated the first disciplinary proceedings against several low-cost airlines for charging extra costs for transporting hand luggage in the cabin. According to Facua-Consumers in Action, among the companies sanctioned are
Ryanair
, Vueling,
EasyJet
and Volotea, which could re
Author:
Johnrgby
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DGT confirms 500 euro fines and licence points for misuse of roundabouts .
The way drivers use roundabouts continues to be one of the most common sources of problems on Canarian roads. To improve safety, Spain’s traffic authority (DGT) has issued a reminder of the correct way to approach and navigate them.
According to the DGT, safe driving depends on adjusting speed, selecting the correct lane, and always signalling clearly before changing direction.
Key guidelines from the DGT:
Approach with caution: Reduce speed and give way to vehicles already using the