CLUB TORREVIEJA
CLASSICS
& SPECIALISTS CARS
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WHAT
YOU NEED TO CARRY IN YOUR CAR
•
INSPECCION TECNICA de VEHICULO DOCUMENT
•
PERMISO de CIRCULACION (PROOF
OF OWNERSHIP)
•
CURRENT INSURANCE RECEIPT (THIS IS
PROOF OF PAYMENT)
•
CURRENT CAR TAX RECEIPT (IMPUESTO
de CIRCULACION)
•
Residencia or
PASSPORT
•
DRIVING LICENCE
•
ITV STICKER ON THE WINDSCREEN IF
TESTED
•
2 TRIANGLES
•
SET OF LIGHT BULBS FOR THE CAR
•
FLUORESCENT JACKET for yourself and
passengers if they have to leave the car on the
carriageway
•
PARTE EUREOPEO de ACCIDENTE it can
be in your language and is used when you have an
accident.
Do not sign yours or the other parties if you
do not agree with what is written as it will be difficult
to get it changed after. The police cannot make you sign
this if you do not agree with anything.
•
If you normally drive wearing glasses you need to carry a
spare pair
•
If you require glasses to read, you are required to carry a
pair in the car
You do not have to have your insurance policy in the car
but it helps.
The Inspeccion Tecnica de Vehiculo, Copia Compulsada,
Permiso de Circulacion, Residencia or Passport and driving
licence are difficult to replace if lost or stolen. It is
recommended that these documents are substituted for a
copia compulsada from the Notary which will be accepted as
the same as the original documents. Most Car Hire companies
do this as their cars tend to get stolen and it is easy for
copies to be made with the original kept in a safe place.
If someone else drives your car it is advisable that they
carry a letter from you saying that they have permission
to. If that person is on the Insurance policy as a named
drivers and providing you carry those details then a letter
is not necessary. This is the same as in Britain and the
same chance of being checked applies but this is not your
country and your Spanish may not be up to standard
explaining it therefore why not just give a letter? Note:
the letter needs to be written in Spanish!
Finally, depending on your Insurance, you may have a
limited distance for breakdown. If this happens and the
Grua says they cannot pick the car up ask your insurance to
pay up to the limit and then ask them to negotiate with the
Grua the difference which you will pay for. I have done
this twice without any problems.
David
Hudson
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