Shared Roads in a Changing Spain
What was once a relatively predictable road environment has become far more varied and dynamic.
What was once a relatively predictable road environment has become far more varied and dynamic.
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.
As the Noche de San Juan celebrations begin tonight, the Guardia Civil is deploying extensive safety grids across the coast. We break down the absolute necessity of a zero baseline and issue a critical warning on why sharing checkpoint locations puts innocent lives at risk.
Two-wheeled riders remain among the most vulnerable people on the road.
Cycle lanes are designed to improve safety and encourage sustainable transport, but traffic law still applies.
The DGT and Guardia Civil launch a massive 24-hour continuous testing marathon across Spain. We break down the unique, hidden dangers of both alcohol and drug-driving, explain why the only safe limit is zero, and issue an urgent warning on why you must never tip off other motorists about police checkpoints.