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DRIVING A FOREIGN REGISTERED VEHICLE IN SPAIN
– N332 & CAR REGISTRATIONS SPAIN BASIC RULES As a general rule, a non-resident can drive a foreign registered vehicle in Spain for up to six months in a calendar year. However for a Spanish resident, it’s just 30 days from the date the vehicle first entered the country. In all cases the vehicle needs…
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What permits can a minor obtain And what vehicles can they drive
AM Permit (From 15 years of age) MicroCars: cars with a cylinder capacity of up to 50cc Mopeds and Scooters: cars with a cylinder capacity of up to 50cc A1 Permit (From 16 years of age) Motorcycles: with a cylinder capacity of up to 125 cc To read this article in full, and many more,…
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Road Safety Information
The Spanish Traffic Authority (DGT) reports that reckless behaviors like these, which cause hundreds of accidents daily in roundabouts, could soon be sanctioned with €500 fines and loss of 6 license points. Violations of right of way rules are the most common in roundabouts: When entering, cars already circulating inside have priority. Please, exit from…
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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. To read this article…
What to Do After a Night-Time Accident in Spain
If an accident occurs after dark, immediate safety measures and calm decision-making are vital. Hazard lights, a correctly placed warning…
Keeping Children Safe on School Transport Across Spain
Nationwide inspections by the DGT and Guardia Civil ensure that school buses, drivers, and safety equipment all meet strict standards,…
Safe Overtaking and Shared Spaces on Spain’s Roads
Spain’s mix of cyclists, electric scooter users, and pedestrians requires visiting drivers to be patient and highly observant. Overtaking cyclists…
How Reflective Lines and Signs Keep Spain’s Roads Safe at Night
Night-time safety relies heavily on the visibility of reflective markings and signs, which return headlight beams to guide drivers accurately…
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