As is logical, when it comes to being able to use motor vehicles on public roads, it is necessary to have an administrative authorization, a driving license, which we all know as a “driving license”. The most common card is the B, a permit that allows us to use the cars that we see on … Read more
In recent years, urban transport has welcomed different alternatives. Bicycles aside, the most popular are Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMP) and, specifically, electric scooters. Their notorious presence in cities has forced the creation of specific regulations for them, but there are still aspects pending regulation. Pere Navarro has advanced the next to arrive: mandatory insurance and … Read more
The most expensive fine that you can pay as a driver is not the one that subtracts all your points or that imposes an economic penalty of hundreds (or thousands) of euros. It is the one that can come from the hand of the latest scam of the Directorate General of Traffic: from time to … Read more
The Directorate General of Traffic has to its credit more than 500 mobile radars on which it only reveals the stretch of road on which they may be located. A number that does not stop increasing: in 2020 we learned that they were expanding the workforce with seventy new devices and now, through Servimediawe have … Read more
The arrival of Internet to our day to day it has brought important advantages to our lives: to begin with, if the internet had not become popular in the way it has, you probably would not be reading diariomotor and possibly the editorial team that composes it would not have met, at least not as … Read more
A study by the Royal Automobile Club of Spain (RACE) revealed, at the time, that 70% of the drivers who participated in their research were unaware or were not sure of knowing how to fit snow chains on their vehicle. Furthermore, 54% revealed that they did not have this complement, although a sanction weighs on … Read more
Having a vehicle without an environmental label will soon be a problem for many drivers who will see how traffic restrictions, with the introduction of Low Emission Zones in Spanish towns with more than 50,000 inhabitants, will prohibit their use in urban areas that will be increasingly larger and the most severe restrictions, even affecting … Read more