Is it mandatory to carry a first aid kit in a private passenger car?

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No, it is not mandatory. According to the General Vehicle Regulations in Spain, privately used passenger cars are not required to carry a first aid kit. The accessories that are currently mandatory are: 1) the high-visibility reflective vest, 2) the connected V-16 warning light, and 3) the spare wheel (or a temporary-use one) together with the tools to change it, or an alternative system such as a puncture repair kit. Although a first aid kit is not required by law in these vehicles, it is highly advisable to carry one in order to give first care in the event of a minor accident or medical emergency.

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