A motorcyclist is in a critical condition after falling down a ravine on a road in San Mateo, Gran Canaria. Emergency services conducted a complex rescue operation involving firefighters and a medical helicopter. Read the full details of the incident and the emergency response.
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New EU regulations coming into force this summer will require all newly registered vehicles to be equipped with a suite of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). These technologies, including intelligent speed assistance and driver drowsiness detection, aim to prevent accidents and save thousands of lives. Read on to discover the full list of mandatory safety features for your next car.
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Maritime Rescue has rescued 47 migrants from a dinghy located 27 miles south of Gran Canaria. All occupants, mostly of Maghrebi origin, were reported to be in good health. This marks the second such rescue operation in the Canary Islands within just 48 hours.
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Traffic authorities are cracking down on the dangerous practice of aggressive lane weaving during peak hours on Canary Islands roads. This manoeuvre, often born of frustration in congestion, is a serious offence that can lead to fines of €200 or even €500 and six penalty points for reckless driving. Read on to understand the risks and how to drive safely to avoid penalties.
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Airports across the Canary Islands are preparing for a busy Easter, with over 5,400 flights scheduled from Good Friday to Easter Monday. This represents a significant 4.35% increase in air traffic compared to the same holiday period in 2025. Saturday is set to be the busiest day for arrivals and departures.
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The Canary Islands are set for a radical transport transformation under a new Sustainable Mobility Law. The plan prioritises buses and trams over private cars, introduces on-demand services for remote areas, and creates a Mobility Lab to pilot innovative solutions. Read how this law aims to tackle congestion, cut emissions, and redefine mobility as a fundamental right.
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Ferry company Baleària has received a key regulatory green light to acquire maritime routes serving the Canary Islands, a move it says will significantly boost inter-island and mainland connectivity. The firm plans a €45 million investment in fleet upgrades and crew training to ensure a modern, reliable service. Read the full details of this strategic expansion in the archipelago.
Baleària Wins Approval to Boost Canary Islands Ferry Links Read More »
The Spanish government has confirmed that the Canary Islands can aspire to a greater role in managing its airports, similar to the model agreed with the Basque Country. Technical negotiations are set to begin in the coming weeks, though ministers stress this is not a full co-management system. Read on for the full details of this significant development for the archipelago’s connectivity.
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Drivers in the Canary Islands must adhere to strict speed limits on both urban and interurban roads. This guide details the current regulations, from 20km/h zones to motorway maximums, and outlines the substantial fines and penalty points for offenders. Understanding these rules is crucial for safety and avoiding sanctions.
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A joint police operation has dismantled a criminal organisation in the Canary Islands dedicated to document forgery and trafficking stolen luxury vehicles. Six people were arrested and 13 high-end cars were seized following a 15-month investigation. The ring used a complex method to falsify paperwork and sell or rent the vehicles online.
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