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N332 Driving in Spain

N332 Driving in Spain

By: Mark Nolan
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N332 Driving in Spain is the official podcast of the N332 Road Safety Group, bringing you the latest articles on driving in Spain and Spanish Traffic Law from n332.es. Hear expert road safety news, updates on regulations, and practical driving advice, plus global transport developments. Each episode also features a touch of nostalgia with stories from motoring history. Essential listening for residents, visitors, and enthusiasts who want accurate, engaging, and trusted driving information.Mark Nolan
Episodes
  • Driving in Spain: The Documents You Must Always Carry | N332 Spanish Traffic Law
    Nov 4 2025

    Do you know which documents you must have with you when driving in Spain? In this short N332 podcast, we go through the official list of mandatory items every driver needs — from your licence to your ITV card and insurance papers.

    Whether you live in Spain or are just visiting, this quick guide helps you stay legal and avoid unnecessary fines.

    More at n332.es

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    3 mins
  • New Spanish Driving Tests, UK Senior Licence Changes, and the Fight Against 'Ghost Plates'
    Nov 2 2025

    This week on the N332 Driving in Spain podcast, we dive into major developments impacting drivers across Spain and the UK.
    Mark Nolan covers the DGT's significant revamp of the Spanish driving theory test, which now incorporates new road signs and plans for video-based questions to better test real-world judgement.
    We also look at the UK Government’s introduction of a new mandatory digital renewal process for driving licences for those aged 70 and over.
    In crime and enforcement news, Spain is imposing tougher penalties—up to a six-point deduction—for mobile phone use at the wheel, while UK police are deploying new technology to combat 'ghost plates' used to evade ANPR cameras.
    As the nights draw in, we highlight three essential articles on N332.es focusing on the crucial theme of road visibility.
    Plus, our Motoring History Corner explores key developments from the first week of November in both Spanish and UK transport history.
    Tune in for all the essential road safety news and analysis you need for the week ahead.

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    12 mins
  • DGT's Digital Revolution, The Hidden Danger on UK Roads, and Compulsory Eye Tests for Older Drivers
    Oct 13 2025

    This week, the N332 Driving in Spain Podcast delivers essential updates affecting drivers across Europe. We begin in Spain, where the DGT has formally revamped the driving theory test, introducing new questions based on updated road signage and confirming plans to integrate video-based risk assessment in 2026—a model inspired by the UK and Australia. If you are learning to drive or renewing your knowledge, this is critical information.

    Crossing to the UK, we detail the urgent tyre safety warning issued by National Highways. Shocking statistics reveal that one in four vehicles may be running on illegal or defective tyres, posing a risk comparable to mobile phone use at the wheel. We explain the 'T.R.I.P.' campaign and why checking your tyres is more crucial than ever as winter approaches.

    We also look at forthcoming changes to UK driving law, including proposals for mandatory medical and eye tests for drivers over 70 at licence renewal, and a potential lowering of the drink-drive limit in England and Wales to match Scotland and the EU.

    Finally, we feature a full breakdown of the DGT’s mandatory technical standards for e-scooters and Personal Mobility Vehicles (VMPs) in Spain, covering everything from speed limits and lighting requirements to the new Certificate of Compliance.

    Our Motoring History Corner looks back at the launch of the controversial Ford Sierra and the day a British car broke the sound barrier.

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    11 mins
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