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There is no doubt that the roads in Spain lead to some magical and wonderful places, and exploring the country by car is a great experience. Whether you are coming to Spain for business or pleasure, many people want to have their own wheels, either
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Driving in mainland Europe is different. Since we took our automobiles to the roads it has been so, in fact even before, when horses were the predominant form of transport. Did you know that the tradition of driving or moving on the left comes from
As all expats know, living in a foreign country can get a little confusing or frustrating sometimes because we are never quite sure if things run the same here as they do at “home”. Especially when it comes to all the paperwork, and bureaucratic
Driving in Spain is one of the best ways to see the country of Spain, despite having one of the most comprehensive public and private transportation system that reaches nearly every corner of the country. An estimated 38 million vehicles are
When want to drive around your neighbourhood and city or even embark on a road trip in Spain, a car is normally the best mode of travel. Maybe you’ll head to the north of the Iberian Peninsula, where the green mountains sink into a greyish-blue sea.
Whether you are planning to drive for work or pleasure in a foreign country, it is imperative to familiarise yourself with the local rules of the road, and any idiosyncrasies of the motoring cultures and conventions, before you get in the driver’s
One of the most common, and at the same time most dreaded, unforeseen events are car breakdowns. They arrive at the most inopportune time, ruin your plans for the day (or week) and cause a huge hole in your pocket. Whether you're a novice driver or
Never driven in Spain before? Running out on empty and afraid the gas stations will be closed for the afternoon siesta? Not sure what the speed limits are, what documentation is required, or how to pay a fine? If you’re an expat living in Spain or
The promise of a long weekend, wine country and a few friends brought together from all over Spain was making for the perfect fall getaway. I picked up our rental car in Madrid’s Puerta de Atocha train station, our designated meeting place, to drive
If you have a car, you probably know the advantages and disadvantages of owning one. On the one hand, you have more freedom to move around; you can take your family with you, you can even travel with your pet. On the other hand, you need to find a
