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A calm, thoughtful road safety podcast for older teens, young adults, and educators. Voiced by Riley Via-Silva, each episode blends practical guidance with behaviour, psychology, and real-world insight from the N332 Road Safety Project. Clear, steady, and grounded in empathy, Riley’s Road helps listeners understand the choices that keep us safe — on the road and beyond.
Have you ever wondered why the five minutes outside the school gates feel more dangerous than driving on a highway?
In this episode, Riley breaks down the real risks of the morning school run—and why the biggest hazard is not speed, but unpredictability. From the trap of treating five-minute local trips like they do not matter, to the pavement-side rule and what the Dirección General de Tráfico actually requires for child restraints in Spain, we look past the traffic jams and examine the habits we model every single morning.
Mark has the technical data, but what are children actually seeing when we lose patience at the wheel?
Tune in to find out how changing one small routine two streets away can keep everyone safe.


N332 Driving in Spain is the official podcast of the N332 Road Safety Group, bringing you the latest articles on driving in Spain and Spanish Traffic Law from n332.es. Hear expert road safety news, updates on regulations, and practical driving advice, plus global transport developments. Each episode also features a touch of nostalgia with stories from motoring history. Essential listening for residents, visitors, and enthusiasts who want accurate, engaging, and trusted driving information.
In this April update, Mark Nolan from N332 looks ahead to a busy period on Spain’s roads, following increased Easter traffic and the approach of the summer season.
This episode covers key topics featured throughout the month, including spring driving hazards such as wildlife, changing road conditions, reduced visibility, and the impact of pollen and medication.
A major focus is the Europe-wide speed awareness campaign, explaining why speed is not just about limits, but about time, reaction, and human capability.
Also included are insights into driver behaviour, journey planning, fatigue on familiar routes, and how all road users can better coexist during busy periods.
Listen now on n332.es or your preferred podcast platform.


A daily round-up of the latest news from Torrevieja and the surrounding area on Spain’s Costa Blanca, presented by Riley Via-Silva.
Each episode brings together the key local stories of the day, from community updates and developments to wider news across Alicante province. The focus is on clear, simple reporting delivered in a relaxed and conversational style, making it easy to stay informed without the noise of traditional news formats.
Published Monday to Friday, this is a quick and reliable way to keep up with what is happening in and around Torrevieja.
Welcome to your daily news round-up from Torrevieja and the wider Alicante province with Riley Via.
In today’s bulletin:• Fatal collision on the N-332 near Benidorm leaves a 79-year-old man dead and an 80-year-old woman hospitalised.• Elche’s Women’s Centre marks its first anniversary after assisting over 580 women in its inaugural year.• Political spending row in Elche over official overseas travel and hotel expenses.• Bárbara Soler launches her bid to lead the PSPV-PSOE in Torrevieja for the 2027 local elections.• Torrevieja fire station welcomes a Canadian firefighter from Edmonton as part of a unique year-long job and home swap.• Over 17,000 students head back to school in Torrevieja tomorrow with new bus routes and educational programmes.
For more details on these stories and more, head over to thisistorrevieja.com!


Stay informed with the N332 Road Safety Group’s official N332 Travel Updates podcast, bringing you the latest travel news across Spain, the UK, and Europe. Each episode covers flight, rail, and ferry disruptions, driving-related weather forecasts, road traffic projections, and anticipated delays.
Hear about traffic police campaigns, safety advice, and general travel updates to help you plan ahead.
Trusted by drivers and travellers for accurate, timely, and practical transport information.
This weekend marks the busiest midsummer roads weekend in Spain, with 15th August a national holiday, the first big batch of domestic tourists heading home, and the next batch heading to the sea and mountains.
Allow extra time for your journey, take your time, breaks, patience, and observe traffic law, as well as planning your journey in advance.
For more details, check the live traffic reports from official sources like the DGT.
Be Safe!

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