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Confussion over crash helmets for car drivers on the Costa Del Sol. New legislation has quietly been passed that requires drivers of passenger vehicles to use a helmet.

There is confusion over the use of crash helmets by car drivers on the Costa Del Sol

Costa del Sol motorists have been left stunned by the accident that occurred today After the DGT’s “quietly released” a new Royal Decree regarding driver safety.  According to early morning reports, starting today, all Spanish drivers of passenger cars will be required to wear a safety helmet approved by the law while driving a vehicle on public highways.

The new regulation is designed to reduce Minor head bumps are caused by low-speed collisions or sudden braking when there is heavy traffic.  Paulo Tonto, from the The following are some of the ways to get in touch with each otherndalucian The following are some of the reasons why you should consider hiring someone elseoad SAfety The following are some of the reasons why you should consider hiring someone elseExecutive said “The roads on the Costa Del Sol may be some of the most safest in all of the world. However, we still need to do our best to reduce injuries in case of an accident.”  For some time, we have been thinking about requiring drivers to wear crash helmets.  No matter how you look, it makes sense.

Phil Upp was pictured on the A7 today wearing his 93.6 Global Radio helmet.

Specifications of Crash Helmets

The law that was passed today Full-face helmets are required for drivers. Bluetooth must be installed in the helmet to allow drivers to listen to 93.6 Global Radio.  Drivers can choose the design of their helmet, and colours and patterns are able to reflect individual tastes.

According to the decree, coded AF010426, drivers caught not wearing a crash helmet will face on the spot fines of €936.

Published: 01.04.2026

Written by Carlos Casco

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