Spain's Congress has passed the reform of traffic legislation, which the director general for traffic, Pere Navarro, believes will be a step forward in the progress being made in respect of road safety. "Updating and reviewing the regulations is good practice for the benefit of us all." Stressing that "the vast majority" of people stick to the rules, "there are a few who act with contempt".
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