Overview
- Authorities recorded 79 positive breath tests with peak readings of 1.93 and 1.91 g/l, well above provincial limits.
- Inspectors also cited 40 drivers for missing mandatory documentation and found 13 vehicles without plates or with adulterated plates.
- The controls operate in La Frontera and on main access routes, covering all vehicle types with document checks, vehicle condition reviews, and alcohol testing.
- The campaign is coordinated with Buenos Aires provincial authorities and the Pinamar municipality to extend coverage and strengthen enforcement at high-traffic times.
- Local measures intensified recently in La Frontera, with a municipal decree raising penalties, enabling vehicle seizures, and allowing long license suspensions and criminal referrals for severe cases.