As part of a nationwide pilot scheme over this Easter period, the Guardia Civil Traffic department has installed hundreds of special cameras across the country, including here in the Balearics, to catch drivers and passengers who fail to use their seat belts.
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Police seat belt campaign over Easter
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Would this include tourist coaches where it is difficult to police. The amount of coaches I have been on in the past, people do not bother wear seatbelts. The way to impose this law could be, to stop coaches on the highway, say at or near roundabouts, near laybys or put undercover officer on some coaches. One final way would be to have an unmarked lorry, to look inside most coaches as they pass on main roads.