Why Children and Older People Need Us to Slow Down
Not everyone experiences traffic in the same way, and some people are naturally more vulnerable than others.
Not everyone experiences traffic in the same way, and some people are naturally more vulnerable than others.
Understanding vulnerability is one of the most important parts of improving road safety for everyone.
The N332 Road Safety project has concluded its spring programme of school presentations with a final session at El Limonar International School (Elis), Villamartín.
Cyclists and scooter riders are among the most vulnerable road users. Safe overtaking requires space, anticipation, and patience — and in Spain, clear legal rules apply.
The “No Entry” and “No Vehicles” signs look similar and are often confused, yet they prohibit very different movements. Misunderstanding them can lead to fines and dangerous situations.
Cyclists are vulnerable road users, but when riding on the road they are still classed as vehicle drivers. This means traffic laws apply in full — a fact that is often misunderstood.