"In early October, Interior Minister Jorge Fernández Díaz introduced a bill to reform existing traffic laws. The draft legislation, which is now making its way through the Spanish parliament, will require pedestrians caught breaking traffic regulations to be subjected to on-the-spot alcohol and drug testing, just as drivers involved in accidents or infractions are. This would be enforceable whether the pedestrian is involved in an accident or not. In other words, simple things like crossing the road at the wrong spot could prompt police checks." (Quoted from Article)