Vulnerable Road Users: Space and Speed Save Lives
Cyclists and pedestrians are among the most vulnerable road users. On conventional roads, where speeds are higher, giving space and reducing speed are critical to preventing serious injury.
Cyclists and pedestrians are among the most vulnerable road users. On conventional roads, where speeds are higher, giving space and reducing speed are critical to preventing serious injury.
New DGT regulations for 2026 introduce supervised driving for 17-year-olds and more frequent licence renewals for motorists over 65.
On conventional roads in Spain, one of the most common types of serious collision involves vehicles leaving the carriageway. In many cases, inappropriate speed is a key contributing factor.
Road signs and markings provide essential information, yet many drivers stop actively observing them on familiar routes. Conditions can change at any time, and failing to notice those changes increases risk.
Road works are a common sight in spring and summer. Temporary speed limits and yellow-backed signs are there to protect both drivers and workers in high-risk environments.
Spring brings warmer days, but also sudden changes in weather. Dry roads can become slippery within minutes, and visibility can shift without warning.