The DGT has approved new regulations affecting several aspects of road traffic, especially in cities, which take effect this coming October 1st.
Tag Archive for cyclists
Cyclist Killed & Driver Injured
by Martin Myall •
A road accident on the N-340 where it passes through Vélez-Málaga in the early hours of yesterday ended the life of a 35-year-old cyclist.
Dangerous Road Use
by Martin Myall •
I had an interesting conversation with a Guardia Civil officer on the roundabout where the N-323 begins (near the gasolinera and the on-ramp for the A-7/A-44, near the coast).
Two Cyclists Rescued
by Vivienne Hughes •
Two cyclists needed to be rescued by helicopter in two different incidences yesterday; one in Nigüelas and one in Lanjarón.
Camino de Minasierra in Motril
by Martin Myall •
The Secretary General for the Motril branch of the PSOE (also ex mayor) Flor Almón, wants the lane between Camino de Minasierra and the Rambla de Cañizares sorted.
Vuelta Hits the Costa Tropical
by Martin Myall •
Good news for cycling enthusiasts, La Vuelta Ciclista a España will flow along the Costa Tropical as part of Leg 10 between Roquetas de Mar and Rincón de la Victoria. Bad news for everyone else.
Underage Driver Hits Cyclists
by Hugh MacArthur •
On the 14th of November the Guardia Civil began an investigation into an underage teen driver who managed to knock over two cyclists.
Missing The Lock Down?
by Martin Myall •
Before you utter, “weirdo”, and slam the lid shut on your laptop computer, just admit, deep down, that you do. Let me explain. Living at the top of a mountain road there was a blissful absence of annoying cyclists, bikers and Anglophile drivers using the wrong side of the road. With a little over a…
Cycling under the Influence
by Martin Myall •
A check point manned by the Guardia Civil in O Porriño (Galicia) stopped a cyclist who not only was breaking the quarantine but was also drunk.
Peña Escrita Cycle Race
by Martin Myall •
Things to do on a baking-hot, Andalusian, August day… What about cycling up 1,200 in height along 37 kilometres. Yep, me neither.