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Una mujer se encuentra en Carrefour la luz de emergencia V-16 y alucina con su …
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New Mandatory Car Emergency Light in Spain Sparks Public Debate Over Cost and Compliance
Madrid, Spain - A new regulation set to take effect on January 1, 2026, in Spain is mandating all drivers to equip their vehicles with a geolocalizable V.16 emergency light. The directive, which aims to enhance road safety by allowing precise location tracking in case of an incident, has sparked debate among the public. One social media user, NAU (@222excellent), recently posted a video from a supermarket, expressing frustration over the upcoming requirement. "I 'love' it when they oblige you to buy something (40 euros) to comply with a new regulation, don't you too?" the user stated in the video, highlighting the financial implication for motorists. The video showcased the emergency light, priced at 39.99, on a display, emphasizing the cost associated with the new rule. Authorities maintain that the V.16 light will provide a more efficient and safer alternative to traditional warning triangles, allowing emergency services to pinpoint accident locations quickly. However, some citizens view the mandate as an additional financial burden, questioning the necessity of a new purchase when existing safety equipment is already in place. The debate continues as the deadline for compliance approaches.
