Mark Nolan
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Seat Belts: The Simplest Safety Rule Is Still the Most Important | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English (opens the original)
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A seat belt works in the moments when everything else has gone wrong. It keeps occupants in the correct position, reduces the risk of being thrown from the vehicle and helps other safety systems such as airbags work as intended. From 1 October, Spain removes several long-standing exemptions, meaning taxi drivers, goods-vehicle drivers and driving instructors must wear their seat belts. The wider message is simple: being familiar with a vehicle, making a short journey or driving professionally do
Specialists warn that memory loss should not be considered a normal part of ageing | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English (opens the original)
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More than 36,500 people are currently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in the Valencia Region Specialists recommend seeking medical advice if persistent memory problems, behavioural changes, disorientation, language difficulties or problems carrying out everyday tasks begin to appear More than 36,500 people in the Valencia Region currently have a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, according to the latest available figures from the regional health authorities. The impact of the disease increases
Motorcyclists: The New Rules Protect the Rider, but Good Equipment Goes Further | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English (opens the original)
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Motorcyclists remain among Spain’s most vulnerable road users, and new requirements from 1 October 2026 strengthen the protection required on motorcycles and mopeds. Closed footwear becomes mandatory on all roads and protective gloves on interurban roads, while professional riders must use high-visibility clothing. The law establishes minimum protection, but good practice goes further: appropriate clothing, gloves, proper footwear and other protective equipment can make a significant difference
Traffic Lights Are Changing. The Driver’s Responsibility Is Not. | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English (opens the original)
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New traffic-light sequencing will provide clearer protection for pedestrians at signal-controlled crossings from 1 October 2026. But drivers should not confuse a change in sequence with a change in responsibility. A fixed amber light still means stop unless stopping safely is impossible, while flashing amber has a different meaning. Most importantly, drivers should anticipate that pedestrians may behave unexpectedly and recognise that the vehicle is capable of causing the greatest harm. Better s
Electric Scooters: A New Set of Rules, and a New Responsibility | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English (opens the original)
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Electric scooters have moved rapidly from novelty to everyday transport, particularly in towns and cities. The national framework is now becoming more consistent: VMP users must be at least 15 years old from 1 October 2026, helmets become mandatory, and the existing registration and compulsory insurance requirements mean that using a scooter carries real responsibilities. For parents, this is not simply about knowing the rules; it is about deciding whether a child is ready for independent mobili
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