The DGT will cross its data with the municipal register to be able to collect all the fines

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The Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) will cross your data and those of the municipal register of the National Statistics Institute (the most up-to-date register of all citizens) to be able to collect fines for drivers who have moved and not they have communicated their new postal address to the General Directorate of Traffic.

More information: http://www.elconfidencial.com/espana/2012/06/21/trafico-cruzara-sus-datos-con-el-padron-para-no-dejar-ninguna-multa-sin-cobrar-100468/

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