The issue of car stickers has always been controversial. There are people who resort to stickers to personalize their vehicle and others who cannot tolerate or see them. To start with, take the ITV sticker it is totally obligatory and not wearing it visible or attached correctly is fined 80 euros.

The DGT explains that it is placed in the interior part of the windshield, in the upper right part, so that the traffic wardens can see it without problems. There are a series of stickers that are mandatory to carry in the car and some that are not, but serve to transmit information to other drivers, as is the case with the baby on board.

Those that are mandatory have an established place where they should go, but those that you place because you like it, have a requirement. As Mapfre’s insurer explains, there is no specific regulation on the use of stickers in the car, so the decision to penalize a driver with a vehicle bearing this type of adhesives falls on the interpretation of traffic agents.

According to article 19.1 of the General Circulation Regulations, “the glazed surface of the vehicle must allow, in any case, the diaphanous visibility of the driver over the entire road on which he circulates, without interference from sheets or adhesives”.

Therefore, the use of stickers is not expressly prohibited, but it is pointed out that they are not should impede visibility of the driver. They cannot prevent you from seeing the outside of the car, since doing so may be punishable and you will not pass the ITV. These are the ones that you have to place in your car, as ordered by the DGT.

As we say, the conclusion from which the Regulation starts is that it does not expressly prohibit the use of stickers, as maintained by the DGT, although it does indicate that these should not impede the visibility of the driver.

In other words, stickers can be placed on the sheet metal and on the windows and windows of the car, as long as they do not hinder visibility through the glass surface or the mirrors. Anyway, it is true that they all have their place. Or what is the same; we can not have them spread throughout the car.

Thus, adhesives on the bodywork, on the windows and on the front or rear windows would be allowed as long as they did not affect the motorist’s ability to see traffic and the road. This could be fined up to 200 euros.

However, there are exceptions, some very logical. For example, it will not be possible to put any sticker that covers the car’s license plate, since that element always has to be uncovered. There is a fine for it, as well as for wearing it dirty or in poor condition. Also prohibited are reflective or luminescent stickers, which are those that can reflect light causing reflections and hindering the visibility of other road users. On the other hand, competition stickers are also not allowed, because they supposedly encourage speed increases.

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