Everything that Changes This October 1st: Guide to the Update of the General Regulations of Movement
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New changes to the General Regulations of Movement generate doubts in thousands of drivers, this is all you need to know
Everything that Changes This October 1st: Guide to the Update of the General Regulations of Movement
The reform of the General Regulation on Circulation adopted in the Council of Ministers enters into force on 1 October. The objectives of this amendment are, above all, two: on the one hand, to adapt the regulations to the new forms of mobility that have appeared in recent years and, on the other, to align them with the sustainable development guidelines of the 2030 Agenda.
Users of personal mobility vehicles will have to be at least 15 years old and always wear the protective helmet
The skateboards and VMPs, at least, from the age of 15, and with a compulsory helmet always and are forbidden to travel on sidewalks and pedestrian zones. Bicycles, for example, must also leave the sidewalks and travel along walks, bicycle tracks, residential streets or the roadway, through the centre now on urban roads (on the road, on the right) and maintaining a safe distance of at least two metres from the facade and a meter and a half from …
The new Circulation Regulation enters into force on 1 October: compulsory helmet on skateboards, minimum age of 15 years and fines of 200 euros. The entry enters into force the new Circulation Regulation: compulsory helmet on skateboards and minimum age of 15 years aparece primero en Moncloa.
This October 1st, the modifications to the general traffic regulations come into force, establishing 15 years as the minimum age to ride a scooter or prohibiting riding a motorbike in sandals or flip-flops.
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