After two years, in which this holiday period has been conditioned by the Coronavirus pandemic, this year forecasts suggest that 14.6 million long-distance trips may be produced on our roads. And among so many drivers, the riskiest behaviors always stand out, which endanger the lives of both offenders and other drivers and passengers of vehicles with which the roads are shared. Some of the behaviors of the ‘crazy at the wheel’ have been captured by the DGT cameras and broadcast in this video, in which you can see all kinds of the most dangerous maneuvers. To avoid traffic accidents, the DGT has turned to one of the most important Big Data analysts in Spain who, with more than 10 million traffic accidents and through algorithms and mathematical models, has calculated the number of deaths on the road this Holy Week. According to this expert, there will be 36 people with different profiles who will die this holiday because Big Data, algorithms and statistics predict everything: age, how many men, women or children, in what place and at what time, what type of accidents and with what vehicle.
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