Emesa M-30

The special lanes are to increase road capacity to the maximum and reduce traffic jams at rush hour and during holiday periods, when the number of vehicles travelling increases considerably and, as a consequence, so does the intensity of the traffic on our roads, especially on days when everyone is leaving and returning. These lanes can […]

On 9th May, a new VTC regulation in Madrid was approved. Private hire vehicles has suffered limitations in the services they conduct. This has affected transit time, parking in certain places and a limitation of mileage without passengers. New VTC regulation in Madrid It should be indicated that currently, the Community of Madrid does not […]

The Automatic Incident Detection System on the M30 helps detect when an accident has occurred in real time.Meaning that it is a traffic control system that enables the automatic detection of accidents.Video recording allows the operator to broaden the scene of the event and, depending on the type of incident, activate the corresponding action protocol . Operation […]

The legislation for electric bicycles in Spain arose from the popularisation of these machines, since their characteristics differ slightly from other traditional modes, above all regarding the maximum speed they can reach and that a driving license is not required. Although one might think they have more in common with vehicles like motorcycles, the truth is […]

The M-30 tunnel construction ended more than ten years ago as the largest urban tunnel construction in a European city. To project the construction, the resistance of the materials used in the tunnels was taken into account. Similarly, the safety of the work during construction and the level of safety that the finished work would result […]

Motosharing is a trend that is increasingly popular in many cities, including Madrid. It consists of companies with fleets of electric motorcycles that are rented by the minute. These bikes are an excellent alternative for those who are looking for an economical, fast and, above all, environmentally-friendly method. The fact that cities such as Madrid have […]

Graffitis on the M30 are growing increasingly prevalent. Seeing walls and other infrastructure covered in paint is very common but what does this activity entail? What are the harmful effects of graffiti? What is the environmental impact? How are they cleaned up? In this post we tell you everything you need to know about the negative […]

Semi-Automatic External Defibrillators (SAEDs) are officially approved medical devices which are programmed to check heart rate, identify life-threatening arrhythmias and administer, if necessary, a controlled electric shock to the thorax of the person in question. In this manner, it quickly restores the heart rate. However, it is vitally important that we act quickly in these circumstances, […]

Although red light cameras in Madrid aren’t new, they are still an unknown for many drivers, especially if you aren’t used to driving in the Spanish capital. Also known as traffic light cameras, these are the ones that catch us if we jump the lights. Jumping the lights is punishable with a €200 fine and […]

On Wednesday 5th June the M-30 control centre took the main stage in one of the sessions of the Expert in Road Safety Management course that the European University, the Royal Automobile Club of Spain (RACE), as the entity responsible for the CIFAL Madrid Centre, and the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) […]