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Thinking of buying an electric scooter to commute to work, or maybe for your child to go to school? Here’s what you need to know
From January 22, 2024, all new Personal Mobility Vehicles (PMVs) sold in Spain must be certified for use. PMVs sold before January 21, 2024 will still be allowed to circulate until January 22, 2027, even without certification. From January 22, 2027, only PMVs with a valid certification will be allowed on the roads. According to…
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Back to School: What All Drivers Need to Know by COYS RENT-A-CAR
September doesn’t just mean back to classrooms — it also means busier roads. Even if you’re not a parent, the school run can affect your daily journey. Expect heavier traffic Morning and afternoon peaks get busier once schools reopen. In Spain, timetables can vary depending on daylight and weather, so finishing times are not always…
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Thinking about getting your motorcycle license
Here are all the available permits for two-wheelers in Spain: AM: From age 15 Mopeds up to 50cc Max speed 45 km/h Can carry a passenger from age 18 A1: From age 16 Motorcycles up to 125cc and max 11 kW (15 hp) Tricycles up to 15 kW Must pass theory + practical exam A2:…
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Consequences of Driving with a Claw Clip
Wearing a claw clip in your hair while driving can be dangerous in case of an accident . Here’s why: Head Injuries – If your head hits the headrest or airbag, the clip could dig into your skull, causing serious injuries. Neck Damage – A hard clip can put extra pressure on your neck during…
Spain’s Festive Travel Peaks: When Road Risks Are at Their Highest
Spain’s festive season creates several predictable peaks in travel risk, each linked to long-standing traditions and public holidays. The busiest…
Navigating Spain’s Festive Travel Waves: Safe Driving from Nochebuena to Three Kings
Spain’s festive season spans several weeks, creating repeated waves of heavy traffic rather than a single Christmas rush. The first…
The Knock on the Door: Families Living with the Consequences of Drink-Driving
Drink-driving collisions are often reported in terms of vehicles, road conditions, or police statements, yet the deepest impact is felt…
Through an Officer’s Eyes: The Devastating Reality of Drink-Driving Collisions
For many police officers, Christmas is not only a season of celebration but also a period marked by the harsh…
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