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Common Offences Committed by Drivers in Spain

There are many infractions handled daily — and the truth is, most fines can be avoided simply by doing the right thing. Top 4 most common traffic offences (according to the DGT): Speeding Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs Not wearing a seatbelt Using a mobile phone while driving Be honest! When was…
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Pedestrians have Responsibilities

It might come as a surprise to some, but when on or near the road, pedestrians also have responsibilities, and risk being fined in some instances. While drivers often bear the majority of road safety rules, it’s important to remember that pedestrians must also follow regulations to keep everyone safe. Click here to read more…
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3 Reasons Why Your Driving Licence Might Be Renewed for a Shorter Period

Even though renewals are usually every 10 years (under 65) or 5 years (over 65), sometimes you might receive a licence valid for less time. Why? Here are the top 3 reasons: Medical conditions If you declared or were diagnosed with a medical condition (e.g., diabetes, epilepsy, vision problems, or neurological issues), your licence may…
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Have you ever noticed a small red triangle on the back of some vehicles?

If you have, you might have wondered what it means — and if you haven’t, it’s time to look out for it! That red triangle is not just a random symbol. It’s called the V-5 sign and it can help you drive more safely if you know what it means. What does it mean? The…
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