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What Happens if you Drive after Losing Your Driving Licence Points in Spain

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Driving in Spain after losing all your licence points is a serious road safety offense under Article 384 of the Penal Code. This can lead to severe penalties, including prison sentences of three to six months, fines ranging from 12 to 24 months, or 31 to 90 days of community service. Spain’s points-based system, in place since 2006, allows for licence loss due to accumulated serious infractions, though point recovery courses are available. Common violations leading to point loss include speeding, mobile phone use, not wearing a seatbelt, and alcohol/drug use.

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Let´s Look at Keeping Children Safe in Cars

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Traveling with children in Spain this summer? Ensure their safety on the road by understanding Spain’s specific child car safety regulations. Learn about mandatory rear-seat travel for children under 135 cm, the importance of approved Child Restraint Systems (CRS), and how to identify a safe car seat. Discover why these rules are crucial for preventing injuries and saving lives, with shocking statistics highlighting the risks of unprotected travel. Find out what to look for on the orange approval label to guarantee your child’s car seat meets European safety standards.

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Your Home from Home on Wheels – But there are rules!

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Hitting the open road in Spain with your motorhome or caravan? While it promises freedom, understanding the DGT’s strict distinction between “parking” and “camping” is vital to avoid fines. Learn what’s allowed, where to stay, and the specific licensing and speed requirements for both motorhomes and towed caravans to ensure a smooth, penalty-free Spanish adventure.

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Red and Yellow – Mean STOP When it comes to traffic lights!

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You know red means stop, but what about yellow? Many drivers are confused by the non-flashing yellow light, which, according to traffic law, also means you must stop under the same conditions as a steady red light. This article clarifies the meaning of all traffic light signals, including flashing lights and arrows, and explains the serious penalties for failing to stop, with one important exception for emergency vehicles.

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