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New Road Sign S-128 for Motorhomes in Spain

05.04.2026 07:49 1 min 1 source РУС
El Español SPA
New Road Sign S-128 for Motorhomes in Spain
Original source: El Español

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has introduced a new road sign S-128 indicating locations for motorhome wastewater disposal. Motorhome parking is equated to regular passenger cars, but setting up awnings and furniture is considered camping and is prohibited outside designated areas. The fine for illegal parking ranges from 80 to 200 euros, while camping in a protected area can reach up to 6000 euros.

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