Tourists heading to Spain for their summer holidays have been warned of a little-known driving rule that could see them hit with a fine and points on their licence.
Many Brits jet off to the popular destination to take advantage of the stunning beaches and scorching weather - but if you're planning to drive around Spain, there are some things to make sure you're aware of. There are a few key differences when it comes to driving in Spain compared to the UK, including the fact that vehicles are driven on the right hand side of the road and speed limits are in kilometres rather than miles per hour.
But there's also a common pitfall when it comes to dress code behind the wheel: driving shirtless in Spain, no matter how hot it may be, can land you with a fine of up to €200 and three penalty points. This is because it could be considered a risk or distraction on the road, with Spanish law stating that anything falling into this category can potentially be sanctioned, WalesOnline reports.
