Traffic signs in Spain

Quick guide to the main traffic signs 🚗 you’ll find in Bornos and the Sierra de Cádiz. Useful information for drivers and international travelers.

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If you come from outside Spain, you must be especially careful with the following traffic signs. Failure to comply with these signs is subject to a fine and the municipal tow truck may remove the vehicle to the municipal depot.

No Parking/No Stopping Signs

Spanish traffic signs R-308, R-307, R-308c, and R-308d indicating parking prohibition rules depending on the period of the month.

The sign indicates for all vehicles permanently.

It is used to indicate the prohibition of parking and/or stopping a vehicle, starting from the place where it is located.

Each of these signs prohibits parking the vehicle on the side of the road on which it is located, from the vertical of the sign to the nearest intersection.

Permanent Driveway

Yellow Line

A permanent driveway is the authorization issued by the corresponding city council to reserve a space on the public road in order to allow vehicles to enter and leave from a building or undeveloped property.

A continuous yellow line, on the curb or next to the edge of the road, means that stopping and parking are prohibited or subject to some temporary restriction, indicated by signs, along the entire length of the line and on the side on which it is placed.

No Entry

Allowed Alcohol Level

The no entry sign is one of the most common in most roads and streets in the country. It depends on informing vehicle users of the road that they are completely prohibited from entering the area from where the sign is located.

In Spain, the permitted blood alcohol level will be reduced to 0.2 grams per liter in blood (0.2 g/l) and 0.1 milligrams per liter in exhaled air (0.1 mg/l) for all drivers, including novices and professionals.

Important: These figures are approximate.