New Traffic Rules for Vulnerable Road Users: Quick Reference Guide
The Spanish Government has approved changes to the General Traffic Regulations aimed at improving protection for vulnerable road users.
The Spanish Government has approved changes to the General Traffic Regulations aimed at improving protection for vulnerable road users.
Spain has approved major changes to its General Traffic Regulations aimed at improving protection for vulnerable road users. The reforms affect pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and electric scooter users, with new requirements covering helmets, overtaking distances, visibility and road positioning.
One myth about V-16 beacons fails to realise that cameras do not see the world the same way humans do.
When hazard lights must and must not be used in Spain.
Spain is strictly enforcing the transition from traditional warning triangles to connected V-16 emergency beacons to protect stranded motorists from the extreme dangers of walking on live motorways.
Spain’s traffic chief Pere Navarro has defended the mandatory V-16 emergency beacon, calling it a major step forward in roadside safety while dismissing criticism.