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…
If you receive a traffic fine but you were not the person driving the vehicle at the time, you are legally obliged to identify the person who committed the offence, and failure to do so can increase the fine and…
Did you know there are four main types of road signs in Spain for crossings – regulatory, precautionary, informative, and temporary? Understanding what each one means can help keep you safe on the road. Click here to read more: To…
It is estimated that over one-third of the population in Spain suffers from some form of pollen allergy. There are a number of problems associated with driving whilst suffering the effects of allergies. Sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes can not…
Wearing appropriate footwear while driving is essential. Driving in flip-flops significantly increases the risk of being involved in an accident. Flip flops and sandals are considered by far the most dangerous of all inappropriate footwear. Click here to read more:…
The law already establishes that crash helmets for riding a motorbike or scooter in Spain must be of an approved type. There are different standards based on the intended use of the helmet, so a moped helmet is different to…
