
La Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) ha reportado 24 carreteras secundarias "intransitables" en España debido a incendios, con seis en la Comunidad de Madrid y quince en Guadalajara, además de vías afectadas en Teruel y Huelva.
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La Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) ha informado que 24 carreteras secundarias en España están cortadas e "intransitables" a causa de los incendios, afectando principalmente a la Comunidad de Madrid y la provincia de Guadalajara.
La Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) ha informado que son, a esta hora del día, 24 las carreteras secundarias que están cortadas e "intransitables" en España a causa de los incendios, seis de ellas en la Comunidad de Madrid y quince en la provincia de Guadalajara.
En concreto, según ha explicado la DGT en su boletín, las vías secundarias que están cortadas al tráfico en la Comunidad de Madrid son la M-206, en el entorno de Loeches; la M-501 y la M-541, en Pelayos de la Presa; la M-507 y M-540, en Villa del Prado; y la N-403, a su paso por el término municipal de San Martín de Valdeiglesias. Puedes consultar todas las carreteras afectadas en el siguiente hilo de X difundido por la propia DGT.
En la provincia de Guadalajara, las quince carreteras cortadas están ubicadas en la Sierra Norte de la provincia; y también se ha limitado el acceso a vehículos en la TE-54, en La Cañada de Verich (Teruel); y en la A-475, a su paso por Villanueva de las Cruces (Huelva).

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