Spanish road rule catches out Brit tourists who are fined £418 for getting it wrong

Spanish road rule catches out Brit tourists who are fined £418 for getting it wrong

In Spain, motorists drive on the right and overtake on the left — but if you get this mixed up or don't follow the rules correctly, you could get …

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