Civil Guard prevents serious accident on A-7 with truck having 26 deficiencies

A truck loaded with oranges was driving obliquely with a broken axle between Museros and Bétera, posing a high risk.

Image of a broken truck axle with scattered oranges on a road between Museros and Bétera.
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Image of a broken truck axle with scattered oranges on a road between Museros and Bétera.

The Civil Guard immobilized a truck loaded with oranges on the A-7, between Museros and Bétera, which was driving with a broken axle and 26 serious technical deficiencies, preventing an accident.

The small-tonnage vehicle, full of oranges, was detected on April 20 driving obliquely, occupying part of the left lane. This forced other drivers to make sudden evasive maneuvers and caused traffic jams.
Officers from the Valencia B Traffic Detachment stopped the driver and removed the truck from circulation. The swift intervention was crucial to prevent a road accident with potentially serious consequences.

"Thanks to the rapid detection capability, professional experience, and decisive intervention of the officers, the truck was immediately stopped and removed from circulation to prevent a serious road accident from occurring."

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An extraordinary technical inspection carried out at an ITV station revealed a total of 26 technical defects. Of these, 23 were classified as serious and three as very serious. Among the most notable deficiencies was a broken axle, which critically compromised the vehicle's stability.
As a result of the unfavorable inspection, the truck was immobilized until its owner rectifies all anomalies. The driver, a 64-year-old man, has been reported for reckless driving and various infractions of the General Vehicle Regulations.