Spanish Traffic Law is Not Just About Driving!
When driving in Spain, another important law is the Reglamento General de Vehículos, which, as you might guess, dictates standards for the vehicle.
When driving in Spain, another important law is the Reglamento General de Vehículos, which, as you might guess, dictates standards for the vehicle.
Spain’s July 2025 roads saw 112 fatalities across 101 fatal crashes—despite three zero-death days, safety device non-compliance and conventional road risk remain serious challenges.
Prepare for a comfortable and safe summer road trip in Spain with these five non-mandatory but highly recommended car additions. From staying hydrated with plenty of water to keeping cool with sunshades and portable fans, discover essentials that will enhance your journey under the Spanish sun.
In a previous article, we touched upon the importance of maintaining the correct posture…
Hitting the open road in Spain with your motorhome or caravan? While it promises freedom, understanding the DGT’s strict distinction between “parking” and “camping” is vital to avoid fines. Learn what’s allowed, where to stay, and the specific licensing and speed requirements for both motorhomes and towed caravans to ensure a smooth, penalty-free Spanish adventure.
Spotting the blue rectangular S-28 sign means you’re entering a residential zone – an area where pedestrians, including children playing, have priority over vehicles. You must slow down to a maximum of 10 km/h, be extra alert, and only park in designated areas. This sign signals a significant change in traffic rules designed for pedestrian safety.