New MOT rules for motorhomes and campers in Spain: fine up to €200

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated its instruction for motorhomes and camper vans ahead of Holy Week. Motorhomes over 4 years old require technical inspection every two years, over 10 years — annually; camper vans up to 10 years old — annually, over 10 years — every six months. The fine for an expired inspection is 200 euros.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated technical inspection regulations for motorhomes and converted vans. Motorhomes over 4 years require biennial inspections, over 10 years annual; camper vans up to 10 years require annual inspections, over 10 years semi-annual. The fine for expired inspection is 200 euros, with a 50% reduction for prompt payment.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated technical inspection rules for motorhomes and camper vans. Motorhomes over four years old require biennial inspections, while those over ten years need annual checks. Camper vans up to ten years old must undergo annual inspections, and those over ten years require semi-annual inspections. The new regulations also clarify parking and camping rules based on a 2018 Supreme Court ruling.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated technical inspection and parking regulations for motorhomes and camper vans. Motorhomes over 4 years old require biennial inspections, and those over 10 years old require annual inspections; camper vans up to 10 years old require annual inspections, and those over 10 years old require semi-annual inspections. Municipalities may limit parking durations and prohibit camping on urban streets, except in designated areas.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated regulations for motorhomes and camper vans. The 2026 rules establish different technical inspection schedules: for motorhomes — annual after 10 years, biennial after 4 years; for camper vans — annual up to 10 years and semi-annual thereafter. Parking rules in urban areas and requirements for tourist reception areas have also been clarified.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated regulations for motorhomes and campers. Key changes involve technical inspection intervals: motorhomes over 4 years old must undergo inspection every two years, while campers require annual inspections until 10 years, then every six months. The rules also clarify urban parking regulations and introduce a new road sign indicating wastewater disposal points.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has updated regulations for motorhomes and for the first time included camper vans. According to instruction PROT 2026/04, motorhomes over 4 years old require inspection every two years, and annually after 10 years. Camper vans need annual inspections until 10 years old and semi-annually thereafter.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated technical inspection rules for motorhomes and camper vans. Motorhomes over 4 years old require biennial inspections, while camper vans over 10 years old need semiannual checks. The fine for an expired inspection is 200 euros. A new road sign has been introduced to indicate wastewater disposal points for these vehicles.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has updated its instruction for motorhomes and camper vans. The document clarifies inspection intervals: for motorhomes over 4 years old — biennially, over 10 years — annually; for camper vans up to 10 years — annually, over 10 years — every six months. It also confirms that local authorities can restrict parking and prohibit camping in urban areas.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated technical inspection rules for motorhomes and camper vans. Motorhomes over 4 years old require biennial inspections, while camper vans over 10 years old need semiannual checks. The new regulations also clarify parking conditions and incorporate updated regional norms for tourist parking areas.

Spain's General Directorate of Traffic has updated its instruction on motorhomes and caravans to include converted vans (camper vans). The new rules set different technical inspection schedules: for motorhomes over 4 years old — biennially, over 10 years — annually; for camper vans up to 10 years old — annually, over 10 years — every six months. The instruction also clarifies parking regulations, citing a 2018 Supreme Court ruling, and includes new road signs for wastewater disposal points.