Just wondered whether anyone had undertaken the eye test/physical for getting a Spanish licence (I appreciate the exchange has not been confirmed yet).

If so, where was it (we are North of the island), how much, and was it simple to understand? I am studying Spanish but not sure how good I am yet!

TIA :-)

Radio Sintonia:

Father and son investigated for document falsification in a driving license test.

The Civil Guard of Las Palmas in collaboration with the Provincial Traffic Headquarters of the same province, have investigated two people of 23 and 52 years of age respectively, as alleged perpetrators of a crime of document falsification, discovering how one of the applicants was posing as another person, also locating in the vicinity the true holder of the theoretical test.



The even

My daughter resides in Jersey Channel Islands and will be moving permanently to Fuerteventura next year.

My question is has anyone on here from either the Channel Islands or Isle of Man experienced changing their driving licence to a Spanish one. If so what were the problems encountered as I know of 2 people from both places that have been refused the exchange, any help much appreciated, thanks Willie.

Maybe some of you educated folks here can help me, because I'm at the end of my rope about this.

We are looking to get a VV licence to rent our existing place in Caleta. I've been on http://www.cabildofuer.es/cabildo/ and have the necessary form, including a list of what documents are required to apply. What it doesn't have is any information about what you're supposed to do with it once it's filled in? There's no email or postal address! I've also seen some agents offering to do this as a s

The way drivers use roundabouts continues to be one of the most common sources of problems on Canarian roads. To improve safety, Spain’s traffic authority (DGT) has issued a reminder of the correct way to approach and navigate them.

According to the DGT, safe driving depends on adjusting speed, selecting the correct lane, and always signalling clearly before changing direction.

Key guidelines from the DGT:

Approach with caution: Reduce speed and give way to vehicles already using the