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New EU Safety Tech Required in All Cars From Summer 2026

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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Dangerous Lane Weaving Could Cost You €500 on Canary Islands Roads

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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Canary Government’s Zero-Rated “Basic Basket” Under Scrutiny

The Canary Islands Government has announced a list of 45 essential products to be taxed at 0% IGIC, including dairy, fruit, vegetables, and protein. However, opposition parties criticise the move as mere propaganda, pointing out most items were already zero-rated and demanding more help for vulnerable families. Read the full analysis of the political and economic debate.

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