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Situated in the South of the European Union, Spain has nearly 47 million inhabitants. The country joined the European Union in 1986 and the Eurozone in 1999. Spain is also positioned as a manufactoring and agricultural production centre favorable to the RFT sector, despite its relatively off-center position.
Spain is part of the European program of CNR. The first study on its RFT sector was carried out in 2011.
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5
Sep
2025
Spanish road freight transport – 2023
Spanish road freight transport – 2023
This new CNR study on Spanish TRM highlights major developments in road transport. Royal Decree-Law 3/2022 introduces new regulations on loading and unloading in Spain. Since 1 September 2022, drivers working in Spain are no longer allowed to be involved in […]
7
Jun
2021
Spanish road freight transport – 2020
Spanish road freight transport – 2020
Spanish road freight transport (RFT) stands out in Europe due to the multiple collective agreements that exist within the country. A total of 55 collective agreements have been identified, equivalent to one collective agreement per province. Of these 55 collective agreements, 30 are currently in force. Depending on the collective agreement applied, wage differences […]
11
Mar
2016
The Spanish TRM – 2015
The Spanish TRM – 2015
The third largest European pavilion and a major player in international road transport, the Spanish pavilion went through a difficult period after the 2008 global economic crisis. The latest 2010 CNR study on Spanish road transport reported that the sector was in serious difficulty, seeking solutions to reduce its costs in the face of growing competition […]
8
Jul
2011
TRM in Spain – 2011 Study
TRM in Spain – 2011 Study
Ranked second in Europe, the Spanish pavilion is the French pavilion's direct competitor on the international stage. Although the sector has long benefited from a dynamic domestic market, infrastructure investments, and an abundant and flexible workforce, its dominance has been challenged in recent years by the economic crisis affecting the country. Despite the […]