Wear a Helmet – Always!
For the first week of June, Roadpol, the European Traffic Police Network, will be…
For the first week of June, Roadpol, the European Traffic Police Network, will be…
School buses in Spain may look like regular buses, but when carrying children they follow specific rules. Drivers must recognise the signs, understand the restrictions, and adapt their behaviour accordingly.
Road safety for children begins with simple, consistent habits. Teaching seat belt use, safe crossing, and awareness helps build behaviours that protect them for life.
School buses carry some of the most vulnerable passengers on the road. Drivers must remain alert, give space, and reduce speed when approaching or passing them.
Spain leads the European Road Safety Charter with 25% of all registered entities, as FESVIAL and government ministries unite in Madrid to boost road safety education and workplace accident prevention.
As towns, shopping areas, and tourist zones become busier, pedestrian risk increases. Collisions involving vulnerable road users remain a serious concern, and slowing down is the most effective way to reduce harm.