Have you Received a Fine but Were NOT the Driver?
If you receive a traffic fine but you were not the person driving the…
If you receive a traffic fine but you were not the person driving the…
Despite some people objecting to their very existence, speed cameras, or radars, have not…
Have you noticed the red lines on the back and sides of trucks in Spain? These aren’t just for looks! Since late 2024, these reflective red stripes (officially the V-23 road sign) are mandatory for most large trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers registered after July 10, 2011. Their purpose is crucial for road safety, clearly outlining the vehicle’s size and making it highly visible at night and in poor weather conditions. While voluntary for older vehicles (registered before 2011), their use is strongly recommended to enhance visibility and safety on Spanish roads.
In general terms, traffic law still applies in car parks, and other locations such…
Surprisingly, pedestrian safety involves responsibilities for those on foot too. Learn about key rules like using pavements, crossing safely (especially at designated crossings), keeping children and pets secure, and the dangers of distracted walking (phones and headphones). Stay safer and avoid potential fines by understanding these pedestrian rules.
Essential tips for driving in Spain include understanding the legal requirements for handling flat tyres. Did you know it’s mandatory to have a system allowing you to continue driving after a puncture? While a traditional spare wheel isn’t the only option, driving without a DGT-approved system can result in a fine up to €200, even if you have roadside assistance! Remember, these tips for driving in Spain emphasise preparedness: regularly check your spare or emergency kit, at least monthly and before long journeys, as driving on a temporary fix longer than necessary is also prohibited. Ensure your vehicle complies with these crucial tips for driving in Spain for a safer journey.