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Starting in 2027, all electric scooters in Spain will need to display the official DGT identification plate, which certifies that the vehicle meets all legal and safety requirements. What is the DGT Plate? The DGT plate is a small identification tag that contains important information, including: Serial number Approved model…

The Spanish Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) has provided useful guidelines for owners of vehicles registered in the United Kingdom who wish to register their vehicles in Spain. Background: On February 1, 2020, the United Kingdom officially withdrew from the European Union, becoming a “third country.” The Withdrawal Agreement included a…

As we enter the rainy season in Spain after a long, dry summer, it’s important to ensure your property is well-maintained to withstand the heavy rains ahead. Proper preparation can help protect your home and ensure you’re covered in case of water damage. Here are our top 10 tips to…

Big changes are currently being discussed and implemented across Europe to enhance road safety, simplify mobility, and ensure consistent treatment of drivers across member states. Licence Validity & Medical Checks Ordinary driving licences are expected to be valid for up to 15 years. Professional licences for truck and bus drivers…

Ready to sip hot cocoa, wander through twinkling Christmas markets, and create magical holiday memories across Europe? Before you don your cozy scarf and festive hat, make sure you’re covered with travel insurance,  because nothing says holiday cheer like knowing you’re protected against surprises — from lost luggage, weather delays,…

The Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) has introduced a new regulation effective from January 1, 2026, that mandates replacing traditional emergency warning triangles with a V-16 hazard warning beacon for all vehicles registered in Spain. From the beginning of 2026, Spanish law will require drivers to carry a DGT-approved V-16…

As the new school year kicks off, traffic around schools gets busy — and double parking or stopping too long can lead to hefty fines of up to €200. Remember, “stopping” means pausing less than 2 minutes with your engine running — perfect for quick drop-offs. But “parking” means staying…

Effective immediately, a recent law published in the BOE on July 25, 2025, introduces important changes for vehicle owners in Spain: Insurers now must verify that your vehicle has a valid ITV (Spanish MOT) before renewing your insurance. If your ITV has expired, your insurer cannot renew your standard policy.…

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