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Spanish regulations do not prohibit carrying a tow ball without a trailer, even if it is detachable. A fine of 200 euros can be imposed if the ball obscures the license plate, rear lights, or mandatory vehicle identification signs.
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Spanish regulations do not prohibit carrying a tow ball without a trailer, even if it is detachable. A fine of 200 euros can be imposed if the ball ob...
Spanish regulations do not prohibit carrying a tow ball without a trailer, even if it is detachable. A fine of 200 euros can be imposed if the ball obscures the license plate, rear lights, or mandatory vehicle identification signs.
Updated: 27.06.2026
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