The women, who work on a rural higway outside Els Alamur, Catalonia, have been told to wear the vests or pay a fine of 40 euros (R 387.55).
Police say the sex workers are not being targeted because of their work, but because they pose a danger to drivers.
The move follows recent legislation introduced by Els Alamus town hall to ban prostitutes from offering sex for sale in public urban areas.
The mayor Josep Maria Bea has been accused of starting a campaign to drive the sex workers out of the area.
An estimated 300,000 women work as prostitutes in Spain where prostitution is not illegal but profiting from the sale of sex by another is.
Isn’t it wiser to spend money on protecting these women rather than shunning them?
Police say the sex workers are not being targeted because of their work, but because they pose a danger to drivers.
The move follows recent legislation introduced by Els Alamus town hall to ban prostitutes from offering sex for sale in public urban areas.
The mayor Josep Maria Bea has been accused of starting a campaign to drive the sex workers out of the area.
An estimated 300,000 women work as prostitutes in Spain where prostitution is not illegal but profiting from the sale of sex by another is.
Isn’t it wiser to spend money on protecting these women rather than shunning them?