Emergencies
112 for everything (ambulance, police, fire), with operators who often speak English and French.
The essentials for driving and sleeping in a van or motorhome.
112 for everything (ambulance, police, fire), with operators who often speak English and French.
Diesel is called “gasóleo A”. A hi-vis vest is mandatory. Spanish vehicles must carry the V16 warning light; foreign vehicles may use their home-country equipment (triangle).
The traffic authority (DGT) separates “estacionar” (parked, nothing sticking out of the vehicle: allowed where parking is) from “acampar” (blocks, awning, chairs, emptying water: not allowed). Many coastal towns have their own bans: read the signs.
“Autovías” (A-…) are free; some “autopistas” (AP-…) are toll roads.
Large cities have low-emission zones (ZBE). For foreign vehicles, Madrid or Barcelona often require online registration before entering: check the city’s website.
Local signs and orders always prevail: if in doubt, ask locally or at the town hall.
Install Nomavibe on your phone
An icon on your home screen, one-tap opening, areas kept offline and the “Did you find it?” question.
On iPhone: tap the Share button (square with an up arrow), then “Add to Home Screen”.