Why No Road Markings Does Not Mean You Can Park: The Spanish Rules on Visibility
The absence of painted lines does not make parking legal: Spanish traffic regulations prohibit leaving a vehicle anywhere visibility is compromised.
The absence of painted lines does not make parking legal: Spanish traffic regulations prohibit leaving a vehicle anywhere visibility is compromised.
Seat belts remain one of the simplest and most effective ways to reduce the consequences of a collision. From 1 October 2026, several previous exemptions disappear, making belt use mandatory for drivers who were previously exempt, including taxi and goods-vehicle drivers.
Between 16 and 22 September, traffic enforcement authorities across Europe will take part in the annual ROADPOL Safety Days.
Walking, cycling or taking the school bus gives children opportunities to learn road safety every day. Parents teach those lessons not just through instructions, but through the example they set.
Small driving habits can have a big impact on road safety. Discover ten common mistakes drivers make during the Spanish summer and how to avoid them before your next journey.
The solar eclipse on 12 August is expected to attract thousands of spectators across Spain. The Guardia Civil is reminding drivers that the safest way to enjoy this rare event is to plan ahead, park safely, and never allow the spectacle to distract attention from the road.