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Drivers of caravans older than 2016 face fines up to €200 for missing ITV sticker

04.06.2026 18:37 1 min 1 source
La Opinión de Zamora SPA
Drivers of caravans older than 2016 face fines up to €200 for missing ITV sticker
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Spain's DGT has published an updated instruction PROT 2026/04 clarifying technical inspection rules for motorhomes and camper vans. For camper vans (category N) over 10 years old (registered before 2016), inspections are now required every six months. Failure to display the V-19 ITV sticker results in a €200 fine.

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Drivers of caravans older than 2016 face fines up to €200 for missing ITV sticker

04.06.2026 La Opinión de Zamora SPA

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