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National Speed Limit

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On some 7,000 kilometres of the secondary road network in Spain, the maximum permitted speed limit is set at 90 kilometres per hour, on roads where no other restrictions are in force, in other words, where there are no signs indicating a stricter limit. This is in effect the same concept as the commonly referred to “National Speed Limit” which …

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Animal Dangers

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Although most drivers undergo at least the mandatory training before becoming qualified for the vehicle under their control, the same cannot be said for all road users, and one particular type are somewhat oblivious to the dangers that mixing with traffic can produce. Animals are capable of wandering freely onto the roads, and can be extremely hazardous if they come …

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What do the green lines painted on some roads mean?

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Some areas have been testing them since January, 2017, but given their success through the trial, you might see an increase in places where green lines are painted along the side of the road. But, what do they mean? You might think they are related to parking, like yellow or blue lines indicate restrictions, or even special areas such as …

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The Spanish Number Plate System

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The Spanish number plate system dates back to 1900, although the concept and layout has undergone a number of transformations since then, the latest format taking over a century later in September, 2000. Currently, the Spanish number plate is formed by the European symbol on the left hand side, in a tall band, then four numbers and three letters, which …

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When is it Not 90?

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There has been a little confusion over some of the speed limit reductions implemented recently, and so we thought we would explain what is causing the doubt and therefore clear up the mystery. The maximum permitted speed limit on secondary roads is now 90 kilometres per hour. If signs were in place that permitted a faster speed prior to the …

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The Difference Between Autopistas and Autovías

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It is not always clear to many drivers who move through the motorway network, but there are two very different types of high-speed roads in Spain. The two types of roads share a lot of characteristics, but also have subtle differences. Both are motorways, but autopistas (AP-7 for example) and autovías (A-7) have their own definitions. Both have two lanes …

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Where to Stick the Stickers

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There are not many things allowed in the windscreen, but some are compulsory, so the question does sometimes come up as to where to stick them. You are not permitted to stick anything unauthorised in the windscreen, so things like For Sale signs are forbidden. Here is a list of things which are permitted. When we talk about the location …

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How and Why You Should Obtain your Eco Sticker

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Although obtaining and displaying the Eco Badge is voluntary, it is becoming less of a choice on account of the benefits, as cities and towns start to use the classification to reduce pollution causing congestion. Early in October, Madrid restricted access to parts of the city, preventing more polluting vehicles from entering, with only those displaying the eco-friendly badge allowed …

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Britons returning from 30 countries likely to be forced into quarantine hotels
Britons returning from 30 countries likely to be forced into quarantine hotels

Britons returning from up to 30 countries are expected to be forced quarantine in designated hotels in plans to be announced by the Home Secretary later today. Included will be those flying in from countries in southern Africa and south America, where new variants of Covid-19 have been detected. The list is also thought to … The post Britons returning from 30 countries likely to be forced into quarantine hotels first appeared on Spanishvida. [Read More...]

Valencia to Close Municipalities at Weekends
Valencia to Close Municipalities at Weekends

The president of the Valencia Community, Ximo Puig, has announced the perimeter closure of municipalities with more than 50,000 inhabitants will be decreed during weekends and holidays to combat the coronavirus. Puig has also confirmed that meetings in private spaces will be limited to people living together, and meetings in public spaces will be limited … The post Valencia to Close Municipalities at Weekends first appeared on Spanishvida. [Read More...]

Britons returning from 30 countries likely to be forced into quarantine hotels
Britons returning from 30 countries likely to be forced into quarantine hotels

Britons returning from up to 30 countries are expected to be forced quarantine in designated hotels in plans to be announced by the Home Secretary later today. Included will be those flying in from countries in southern Africa and south America, where new variants of Covid-19 have been detected. The list is also thought to … The post Britons returning from 30 countries likely to be forced into quarantine hotels first appeared on This Is Torrevieja. [Read More...]

Shops to Close Early

The Generalitat announces the total closure of the hotel industry in the Valencian Community and the closure of commerce (including gyms and with the exception of essential services such as food, pharmacies) at 6:00 p.m., measures that will come into force this Thursday at 00.00 and for 14 days. Ximo Puig has announced these new … The post Shops to Close Early first appeared on This Is Torrevieja. [Read More...]

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