Having a two-wheel drive can be handy is Spain's busy and narrow streets. But what's the process to get a licence for a motorbike or moped in Spain, how much will it cost you, what do the tests involve and in which cases do car drivers not need to get one?
If you have a car in Spain that's well past its roadworthy days and can’t be repaired or will cost a lot to restore it to its former glory, then you may choose to take it to the scrapyard. Here are the steps and paperwork you need to follow in Spain.
Spain’s DGT traffic authority is preparing to roll out a new mobile surveillance system across the country in its battle to stop speeding, speed cameras which have already resulted in 150,000 fines during their ten-month trial period.
Thinking about getting an electric car in Spain? Wondering about the costs, the efficiency, the incentives and the charging issues and deciding if it's really worth it? Read on to find out more.
From the start of 2026, new V-16 emergency lights will be mandatory for drivers in Spain, but which are the best ones to buy and how do you know which ones meet the requirements?
Environmental emissions stickers are mandatory in Spain for all vehicles that want to circulate in some cities' low-emission zones, but from next year the classification of these stickers is set to change.
Changes to driving rules mean that everyone in Spain will soon need to keep a V16 light in their car, but the country's traffic authority recently confirmed different rules for tourists.
Are you thinking of driving to Spain from the UK this summer? Here's what you need to know before you go, from the paperwork, insurance, driving rules, the gear you need to have in your car and more.
If you spend only part of your time in Spain but don’t officially reside in the country, what are the rules regarding vehicle ownership? Can second home owners buy a car for the time they spend in Spain?
If you're considering a campervan or motorhome holiday in Spain this summer, there are several rules you need to be aware of, from the difference between parking and camping to the number of nights you can legally stay in one place.
In 2026, Spain's traffic authority will make it mandatory for drivers to have the new V-16 emergency light instead of warning triangles, but it has already come under a lot of heat from Spanish police.
From July 1st, drivers in Spain may start to see some new signs on the road that they're unfamiliar with. Here's what some some of them mean and which ones are changing.
The average price for a new car in Spain is around €26,000, but it is possible to get one for much less, even a new one. Here are some of the cheapest new cars to buy in Spain in 2025, including some of the least expensive hybrid and electric models.
Looking to plan a tailor-made road trip through Spain that will get you away from the tourist hotspots and experiencing true and wonderfully varied España? These itineraries will inspire you to hit the road soon.
Non-resident foreigners and Spanish nationals with homes on Mallorca will only be allowed one vehicle per property as local authorities look for ways to address the Spanish island’s overtourism and traffic problems.
In a bid to beat backlogs and streamline bureaucratic processes, Spain's DGT is digitalising application processes for residents wanting to validate and exchange their foreign driving licences, without having to go in person to a DGT office.
British motorists caught speeding in Europe – and European drivers caught in the UK – may soon receive an unwelcome surprise on their return home following the recent "reset deal" between the EU and the UK.
Whether it’s getting new official documents, calling up or going online to register a change on the system, moving home within Spain involves quite a bit of paperwork you should know about.
Which countries have bilateral driving agreements with Spain? Who needs to exchange their licence for a Spanish one or get an International Driving Permit? And which drivers have to take the Spanish driving test instead?
The European Commission wants to roll out digital car registration and "roadworthiness" certificates, plus the better exchange of related data, in order to simplify paperwork for people moving across borders.
