The following is a summary of the norms governing road transport in Andalucía from midnight tonight, when the Lock Down concludes.
Post Lock-Down Norms
by Martin Myall •
Tag Archive for lorries
Completely Demolished
by Martin Myall •
There will continue to be articles, such as this one, about the Almuñécar Municipal Market, even though there is no longer a market to write about.
Antonio, El Tonto
by Martin Myall •
Antonio F. C., alias ‘el Tonto,’ was anything but tonto and regardless of whether his neurons were firing correctly or not, he was very much admired in his home town.
Two Down, One to Go!
by Hugh MacArthur •
Motril suffered a rubbish-collection crisis in the last week of last month when two thirds of the rubbish collection fleet out of action.
Port Anger over Staff Shortage
by Hugh MacArthur •
Seven Moroccan lorries carrying fruit & veg were held up at Motril Port over a whole weekend owing to a lack of customs staff.
Motril Beach Protests
by Vivienne Hughes •
(COH 07B) The Motrileños are angry because summer is just around the corner and the storm damage in May to its beaches is still causing problems.
Motril Lorries Drugs Bust
by Martin Myall •
(KAR07) The Policía Nacional, in collaboration with the French police, have bust a drugs gang operating between Motril and France.
Punctures & Policemen
by Hugh MacArthur •
(ESP06) Fifty-odd lorries have suffered punctures on a particular stretch of the AP-7 where it passes through Cataluña – the culprit is allegedly a policeman.
Monster Vehicle-Transporting Ship Docks
by Hugh MacArthur •
Motril port saw the arrival of one of the biggest ships – a 232-metre-long Vehicle Carrier – to dock there.Motril port saw the arrival of one of the biggest ships – a 232-metre-long Car Carriers – to dock in the port.
18 Lorries Torched
by Martin Myall •
In an act that can only be deliberate arson, 18 lorries from the same construction company were burned to charred wrecks. The owners put the loss at around two million euros.