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Washing Your Car in the Street: Spain's Hidden Fines Revealed, Up to €3,000 Depending on Region
A recent video by content creator Amiliibia has shed light on the little-known regulations regarding washing cars in public streets across Spain, revealing a surprising range of potential fines. The creator explained that, contrary to popular belief for some, using water, soap, or other cleaning products on a vehicle in public thoroughfares is generally prohibited. "Many of you have asked me, 'Can I wash my car in the street if I have a chalet or a country house, or will I be fined?'" Amiliibia stated, clarifying that the answer is definitively no. The video detailed that penalties for this infraction can vary dramatically depending on the autonomous community. Fines can start as low as 30 euros in regions like Cantabria, but can escalate significantly, reaching up to 600 euros in Seville and a staggering 3,000 euros in Madrid. This disparity underscores the importance of local ordinances when it comes to seemingly innocuous activities. "It's not the same if they catch you washing your car in Seville, where the fine can be 600 euros, as in Cantabria, where it might be 30, or in Madrid, where it could be 3,000 euros," Amiliibia explained, urging viewers to be aware of their specific regional laws. The video has sparked discussion among car enthusiasts and the general public alike, highlighting a common misunderstanding of public space regulations.
