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  • The Emergency Corridor – What You Need to Know by CRS Insure

    The Emergency Corridor – What You Need to Know by CRS Insure

    In Spain (like in many other countries), drivers are expected to create an **emergency corridor** to allow emergency vehicles to pass safely. — **IMPORTANT**: Police vehicles ( Guardia Civil, etc.) often display **blue lights** constantly. Steady blue light = normal patrol Flashing blue light + siren = **emergency response** This is why being aware of…

  • Capital Gains Tax

    Capital Gains Tax

    If you’re a Spanish tax resident and planning to sell your property, it’s essential to understand the taxes involved and how you might reduce your taxable gain. My Lawyer in Spain are on-hand to explain the process. To read this article in full, and many more, visit the main site, N332.es︎

  • A VADO is NOT a Private Parking Space

    A VADO is NOT a Private Parking Space

    Remember, a VADO is not the same as a private parking space. It is simply a reserved area that gives you unobstructed access to your garage or property. If the police see a vehicle parked in your VADO—even if you’re the owner of the VADO—and issue a ticket, you will still have to pay the…

  • What do the red lines on the sides of some Spanish roads mean?

    What do the red lines on the sides of some Spanish roads mean?

    The red side lines painted on certain roads by the DGT indicate high-risk zones . These areas have a higher number of accidents, especially involving vulnerable road users like cyclists or pedestrians . The goal is to increase driver awareness and encourage slower, more cautious driving in those zones. So if you see red lines…

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