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  • Cycling in Spain

    Cycling in Spain

    The Spanish Traffic Authority (DGT) has published a reminder post about the requirements that bicycles must meet for night-time circulation. Mandatory equipment: Front: white position light Rear: red position light Rear non-triangular red reflectors Optional: reflectors on wheels and pedals The goal: to improve visibility and ensure cyclist safety at night.


  • Driving licence withdrawal across the EU

    Driving licence withdrawal across the EU

    Until now If your licence was issued in another EU country, a driving ban only applied in the sanctioning country. Once back in your home country or when travelling through another Member State, the licence was still valid. With the new agreement The European Parliament and the 27 Member States have agreed that serious traffic…


  • Sharing the Road with School Buses in Spain by COYS RENT-A-CAR

    Sharing the Road with School Buses in Spain  by COYS RENT-A-CAR

    As the school year begins, thousands of buses and coaches carry children safely every day. For other drivers , it’s vital to know how to act around them. — How to recognise a school bus School buses in Spain are not painted special colours. Instead, they display a **yellow pictogram** in the front and rear…


  • Cycling to School: Healthy, Independent and Safe

    Cycling to School: Healthy, Independent and Safe

    Cycling to school is one of the healthiest ways for children to travel. It encourages independence, provides daily exercise, and is environmentally friendly. But it also comes with risks — and both cyclists and other road users must understand their responsibilities to keep everyone safe. Click here to read more


Cycling in Spain

The Spanish Traffic Authority (DGT) has published a reminder post about the requirements that bicycles must meet for night-time circulation.…

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