UNLAWFUL CONDUCTRoad Safety Crimes

In Spain, offenses against road safety are regulated by the Traffic, Motor Vehicle Circulation and Road Safety Law. This law establishes a series of infractions and crimes related to vehicle driving and road safety, and the corresponding sanctions and penalties.

Among the most common offenses against road safety in Spain are:

• Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs: driving with a blood alcohol level higher than the permitted limit or under the influence of drugs can be punished with fines and the withdrawal of the driving license, as well as imprisonment in serious cases.

• Driving without a license or with a revoked license: driving without having obtained the corresponding driving license or with a revoked license is considered a crime and can be punished with fines and imprisonment.

• Exceeding the speed limit: driving at a speed higher than the allowed limit can be punished with fines and the withdrawal of points from the driving license.

• Driving recklessly or recklessly: driving dangerously or recklessly, endangering the safety of other road users, can be punished with fines and imprisonment.

• Driving without insurance: driving without mandatory insurance is considered a serious offense and can be punished with fines.

It is important to note that sanctions and penalties may vary depending on the severity of the offense and the particular circumstances of each case.

If you need specific legal advice on offenses against road safety in Spain, please contact us.