Tag: F.A.Q.

During special traffic operations, such as those implemented during the busiest periods in the summer, co-called “additional lanes” are created to ease the flow of traffic in certain areas, but the question as to what those lanes are and how we deal with them requires answering. When we talk about “additional lanes”, there are four …

Number plate spotters are in for a special surprise, as the letter M is about to appear imminently as the first letter on Spanish number plates. The last batch of cars for which L was the first letter are in the process of being delivered to buyers, with the LZV combination being the latest to …

If you have a foreign registered vehicle, the mandatory vehicle inspection must be done in the country where the vehicle is registered. So, for example, if you have a UK registered vehicle, you must get your MOT done in the UK. There is sometimes confusion because a number of people have taken their cars to …

Distractions whilst driving are one of the main contributing factors to road traffic incidents. Smoking when driving, according to the DGT, is one of the most frequent distractions behind the wheel, and it can be just as dangerous (or more so) as using a mobile device while driving. So, although in most circumstances it is …

Inappropriate speed is one of the “Fatal 4”, in so much as it is a contributing factor to the majority of fatal incidents on the road, and yet, despite that, everyone will exceed the speed limit at some point, we have to acknowledge that as a fact. However, sometimes that speeding occurs when passing a …