Motoring

Using Google Maps in the car makes it easy to spot speed cameras along your route—one quick check could save you from a summer speeding fine in Spain. Credit : Alex photo Stock, Shutterstock It’s a hot summer day, and you are about to drive the Spanish autoroutes in search for sun, sand, sangria, and other pleasantries. You’re following the …

A speed camera warning sign greets drivers in Cala en Porter, Minorca, Spain—reminding everyone to stick to the speed limit on this scenic island road. Credit : Nigel J. Harris, Shutterstock You know that relief you feel when you hit the brakes after passing a speeding camera and breathe out a few moments later? Drivers in Palencia (northern Spain) might …

A familiar sight on Spanish roads—traffic lights are about to get a major update as a fourth, white signal is set to join the classic red, amber, and green. Credit: Pexels We don’t really pay much attention to traffic signals. We stop and go, occasionally muttering at the amber light, then we continue our day. This summer, Spanish motorists may …

Overloading your car for a summer road trip in Spain could cost you much more than just space—drivers face fines of up to €4,000 for exceeding weight limits this holiday season. Credit : HTeam, Shutterstock Overpacking in Spain for the summer? You could face a massive fine… You know that last-minute scramble before a summer holiday—the kids want to bring …

Spain’s new S-991C traffic sign warns of red light cameras—ignore it and you risk a €200 fine. Credit : @DGTes If you’ve been driving around Spain lately, you might have spotted something new staring back at you at a set of traffic lights– a bright yellow sign, complete with a very cross-looking emoji. This is not a joke. It’s not …

A new warning on Spanish roads: The DGT’s red line signals a no-overtaking zone—cross it and you could face a €400 fine and lose points on your licence. Credit: FomentoAND/X The DGT’s red line: Not just for show…Have you noticed a bright red line popping up alongside the usual white markings on some Spanish roads? This is not some sort …

Apple Wallet is expanding its features—soon, drivers from 13 new car brands will be able to use their iPhone as a car key, making traditional key fobs a thing of the past. Credit : Funstock, Shutterstock Apple’s newest update is sure to be a welcome relief for those who have ever struggled to find their car keys while juggling armfuls …

Spain’s overtaking U‑turn could be driving up death tolls. Spanish DGT driver’s licence. Credit: Lucia Fdez, Shutterstock Deathly numbers on the fast lane Scrapping Spain’s long-standing 20 km/h cushion for overtaking on single-carriageway roads has Backfire spectacularly, You can also read about it here The cThere are thousands of ritics across the country. The following are some of the most effective …

One of Spain’s busiest speed cameras keeping a close eye on drivers – these high-tech devices are behind thousands of fines each year. Credit : Rafa Jodar Shutterstock You may have thought that you couldn’t drive in Spain for a ten-minute period without seeing a speed camera. You are not mistaken, especially if your route takes you through some areas …

Audi A5 Avant. Credit: Audi Audi is one of those manufacturers who still make proper estates. The A5 Avant offers style, comfort, and practicality. There are also many power options available, including hybrid, diesel, and petrol. You may not realize that estates are more practical than SUVs, which are usually bigger. A traditional estate car can accommodate longer loads better …