大咖福利影院

Road rules are not respected but enforced.

Many local people love to watch F1 and they like to enjoy roads like a circuit.

Some people show a narcisistic behaviour on roads and they believe to be always right.

Do not bother to change their minds, they will become aggressive.

A Chinese friend of mine, she drove around Spain without an international or local driving license, when using her own Spanish car.

Local police stopped and apply a ticket of 500 鈧�. She knew a local police officer, she gave a phone call and this ticket was canceled and police officer had to meet her again and apologize about this mistake...

This country sometimes is a joke.

I鈥檝e always had a good experience while on road. Signals everywhere! Impossible to get lost! And also lots of roundabouts in smaller roads instead of levelled crossings, but it works!

Road mainteinance depends on the Comunidad Autonoma, so you can pass from a slightly rough road to a very well kept one. Navarra, Basque Country, La Rioja tend to have great roads, while Andaluc铆a, not so much!

Also, as there was no speed limit, people tend to go over the limit (everyone go faster than me, lol) on harvesting season, you can meet a tractor on the Nacional roads.

Most importantly the signs are slightly different form America: the red circle means NO and the red circle with a diagonal line means 鈥渆nd of the prohibition鈥�.聽 But once you learn them is not that difficult and the work for all EU countries.

In the city鈥� people tend to think they鈥檙e still聽 in their small towns, double parking everywhere to go to the grocery, bank, supermarket鈥� it鈥檚 frustrating!

@Cheryl

Tailgating at high speed undertaking and flashing lights to pressure you to get out of the way even though they are already 25% above speed limit. Because of this no doubt there are increasingly more and more speed cameras and the fines are quite heavy.聽 Otherwise good roads and infrastructure, stay calm and drive at your own pace and all should be ok!聽