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A calm, thoughtful road safety podcast for older teens, young adults, and educators. Voiced by Riley Via-Silva, each episode blends practical guidance with behaviour, psychology, and real-world insight from the N332 Road Safety Project. Clear, steady, and grounded in empathy, Riley’s Road helps listeners understand the choices that keep us safe — on the road and beyond.
Why do we expect young people to follow road rules they were never taught?
Spain's driving schools (CNAE) want mandatory training for electric scooters after alarming new safety figures from the FiscalÃa and the DGT.
Riley cuts through the statistics to reveal the terrifying everyday experience of riding an unstable scooter alongside aggressive drivers in two-tonne metal boxes, and why practical education must replace easy blame.


N332 Driving in Spain is the official podcast of the N332 Road Safety Group, bringing you the latest articles on driving in Spain and Spanish Traffic Law from n332.es. Hear expert road safety news, updates on regulations, and practical driving advice, plus global transport developments. Each episode also features a touch of nostalgia with stories from motoring history. Essential listening for residents, visitors, and enthusiasts who want accurate, engaging, and trusted driving information.
Spain's road rules are changing on 1 October 2026, with important new requirements affecting drivers, cyclists, motorcyclists, electric-scooter users and other vulnerable road users.
In this adult-facing episode, Mark from the N332 Road Safety Project explains the key changes in straightforward language, with additional context and practical explanations to help you understand not just what is changing, but why it matters on the road.
Whether you drive, cycle, ride a motorcycle or use an electric scooter, this is a useful opportunity to get up to speed before the new rules take effect.
Understand the change. Share the information. Make the roads safer.


A daily round-up of the latest news from Torrevieja and the surrounding area on Spain’s Costa Blanca, presented by Riley Via-Silva.
Each episode brings together the key local stories of the day, from community updates and developments to wider news across Alicante province. The focus is on clear, simple reporting delivered in a relaxed and conversational style, making it easy to stay informed without the noise of traditional news formats.
Published Monday to Friday, this is a quick and reliable way to keep up with what is happening in and around Torrevieja.
Wednesday 30 September 2026: Midweek news round-up from Torrevieja and the Vega Baja with Riley Via.
Today we look at a reminder on the major Spanish traffic law changes coming into effect on Thursday, the council shutdown and reopening of the Antonio Machado street market, and preparations for Torrevieja’s municipal Christmas nativity scene.
Plus, upcoming patron celebrations for the Local Police, long-awaited road and pavement repairs on Avenida de las Brisas in VillamartÃn, Orihuela’s Civil Protection volunteer drive, 1,300 local students celebrating Global Be Well Day, and a fascinating lecture on the whale and dolphin migration corridor just off Torrevieja's coast.


Stay informed with the N332 Road Safety Group’s official N332 Travel Updates podcast, bringing you the latest travel news across Spain, the UK, and Europe. Each episode covers flight, rail, and ferry disruptions, driving-related weather forecasts, road traffic projections, and anticipated delays.
Hear about traffic police campaigns, safety advice, and general travel updates to help you plan ahead.
Trusted by drivers and travellers for accurate, timely, and practical transport information.
This weekend marks the busiest midsummer roads weekend in Spain, with 15th August a national holiday, the first big batch of domestic tourists heading home, and the next batch heading to the sea and mountains.
Allow extra time for your journey, take your time, breaks, patience, and observe traffic law, as well as planning your journey in advance.
For more details, check the live traffic reports from official sources like the DGT.
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