Though it might not seem like it, there are specific rules in place in Spain regarding whether you can cross the road whenever and wherever you want, and some hefty fines for those who fall foul of the laws.
Drivers who have their license confiscated in an EU country as a result of a serious driving offence will see their disqualification recognised across all European Union member states under a new law just agreed in Brussels.
Here's everything you need to know about taking your vehicle in for Spain's ITV roadworthiness test, from when your car needs to get one, how to book, what will get checked, how much it costs and more.
Some drivers, especially those with luxury vehicles, might wonder if they're able to customise their cars' number plates in Spain like you can in the UK, Australia or US.
There are lots of changes for drivers in Spain in the new year, from new low emission zones to a new Sustainable Mobility Law and amendments to rules on overtaking on motorways.
Spain's General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has announced that it will establish more checkpoints to make sure people are not driving under the influence of drink or drugs this holiday season.
Madrid city council has done a last minute U-turn on rules regarding fines for certain types of polluting cars, meaning that thousands of residents without environmental stickers will not be sanctioned for driving in the capital.
Whether it be employer provided, tax-deductible transport cards, more electric car charging points or even expanded coach services, over 700 amendments have been put forward for Spain's Sustainable Mobility Law.
Did you know that it's possible to drive a vehicle in Spain without a full licence from the age of 15? It’s for a special type of vehicle called a microcar. Here's what you need to know about them and the requirements you need to meet to drive one.
Did you know that there are certain items and documents that you must carry with you when you take your car out in Spain? In some cases you can even be fined for not having them with you if you get stopped by the police.
Spain’s DGT traffic authority is planning on toughening the rules for overtaking when there are adverse driving conditions on motorways and dual carriageways.
What should you do if you're driving in Spain and there's a flash flood? How about if there's ice on the road, or there's dense fog? Here is how you should adapt your driving to adverse and winter weather according to Spain's traffic authority.
If you have a Spanish car and are planning on driving to the UK, here's what you need to know about driving there since Brexit, from rules to costs, routes and recommendations.
Whether it be by road, train or plane, travel in Spain could be challenging for weeks if not months given the damage done by the devastating floods. Those travelling to, from or within Valencia and Andalusia will be the most affected.
The best advice is never to drink before driving but if you're driving in Spain you should know the alcohol limits and consider the potential penalties and fines you face if you are over the limit.
If you plan on buying or renting a car, haven’t managed to switch over your UK licence yet or you’ve just moved here and are unfamiliar with the rules, here’s everything you need to know about parking in Spain.
Can the 'examen práctico' and 'examen teórico' be done in English in Spain? How about if you don't speak any Spanish? Here's what English speakers who need to get a Spanish driving licence need to know.
Spain has introduced 'low-emission' zones in populated areas across the country, as well as those with high pollution levels. This means that you might need an emissions sticker for your car. Here's how and where to get one.
Spain has increased the number of illnesses and health conditions that will prevent people from legally driving or from renewing their licence from next year onwards. From mental disorders to cancer and heart problems, here’s the full list.
Cyclists and electric scooter riders on the streets of Zaragoza are set for some changes in the coming weeks, with wide-ranging reforms to 'urban mobility' that have outraged local groups and will change how people move around the city.
