Spain’s mix of cyclists, electric scooter users, and pedestrians requires visiting drivers to be patient and highly observant. Overtaking cyclists demands a minimum 1.5-metre clearance, or a full lane change where available, and drivers should wait if this cannot be…
Night-time safety relies heavily on the visibility of reflective markings and signs, which return headlight beams to guide drivers accurately through bends, lanes, and junctions. Although Spanish highways use advanced retroreflective paints and studs, wear and dirt can reduce their…
Driving after dark changes the way we see and react, reducing depth perception, widening glare, and increasing fatigue. Safe night travel in Spain means slowing down, extending braking distances, and keeping glass and mirrors spotless to limit dazzle. Regular breaks,…
