How to make good use of Via Oberta (XII): What you need to know before requesting data from the DGT for sanctioning procedures

If you need to consult us via Via Oberta the data that the Directorate General of Traffic (DGT, hereinafter) makes available for sanctioning procedures, it is important to take into account that the authorization of the services depends on a prior verification carried out by the DGT; that is, it verifies that the entity meets the requirements required for this type of consultation.

What does the DGT check?

When receiving an access request, the DGT verifies, among other aspects, that the entity carries out the obligation to communicate the sanctions and, where applicable, the deduction of points derived from the traffic sanctioning procedures it processes. This is done through the SIPP system (Points Permit Information System), the application through which entities with sanctioning powers communicate to the DGT the final sanctions and information relating to the deduction of points.

It should be noted that It is no longer necessary to present the commitment document. which was requested to access these modalities.

What if the entity is not integrated into SIPP?

During this verification, the DGT checks whether the entity is integrated into the SIPP system. If it detects that this integration is necessary, it will instruct the entity to contact the Provincial Traffic Prefecture, which will review the specific case and, if necessary, coordinate the integration with the DGT's IT Management.

Once the requirements have been verified or the integration has been completed, the DGT may authorize access to the services necessary for sanctioning procedures, as long as the consumption request is well justified.

A recommendation to save time

There is no public register that allows us to know which entities are integrated into SIPP. Therefore, in the ordinary process, it is the DGT itself that determines whether this integration is necessary.

However, if yours is not yet integrated into SIPP, we know for sure, it is advisable to contact the Provincial Traffic Prefecture directly before requesting the service. This way, the review of the case can be expedited and processing times can be reduced.

To do this, you can contact the email sanctions.jptb@dgt.es, from where they will assess your situation and, if necessary, manage the request with the DGT's IT Management.

With this prior action, in cases where it is necessary, requirements for service authorization can be avoided.

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