Giving Space and Protection to Spain’s Most Vulnerable Road Users

Because pedestrians, cyclists, and scooter riders carry the greatest risk in any collision, Spanish law places strong responsibility on drivers to safeguard them. Maintaining a 1.5-metre gap when overtaking cyclists, slowing through built-up areas, and anticipating scooter users at junctions all help prevent the most common types of accidents. Most incidents involving vulnerable users become complex insurance cases, making careful observation and patient behaviour the best defence for everyone. Safe spacing, clear signalling, and steady speed all contribute to a road environment in which the least protected are given the greatest respect.
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