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Mark Nolan

Mark Nolan is a journalist, radio presenter, and educator based in Spain. He creates content across projects including N332, Trafford and Friends, Riley’s Road, and Mad Black Cat, turning complex ideas in safety, learning, and communication into everyday understanding.
With roots in marketing, transport, and media, Mark blends storytelling with practical education to make important topics both clear and memorable.

The Weekend Driving Weather for Spain – 9 May 2025

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This weekend in Spain will see a transition in driving conditions. Friday offers generally favourable travel with a mix of sun and clouds and pleasant temperatures. Saturday will turn warmer, with mostly dry conditions expected, though increased traffic in tourist areas might be a factor. Sunday, however, brings a higher likelihood of rain across the country, requiring drivers to be prepared for wet roads, reduced visibility, and the need for extra caution and travel time.

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How to be a Happy (and safer) Pedestrian

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Surprisingly, pedestrian safety involves responsibilities for those on foot too. Learn about key rules like using pavements, crossing safely (especially at designated crossings), keeping children and pets secure, and the dangers of distracted walking (phones and headphones). Stay safer and avoid potential fines by understanding these pedestrian rules.

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Is it mandatory to carry a spare wheel in a car in Spain?

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Essential tips for driving in Spain include understanding the legal requirements for handling flat tyres. Did you know it’s mandatory to have a system allowing you to continue driving after a puncture? While a traditional spare wheel isn’t the only option, driving without a DGT-approved system can result in a fine up to €200, even if you have roadside assistance! Remember, these tips for driving in Spain emphasise preparedness: regularly check your spare or emergency kit, at least monthly and before long journeys, as driving on a temporary fix longer than necessary is also prohibited. Ensure your vehicle complies with these crucial tips for driving in Spain for a safer journey.

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Spain Driving Weather Update from 5 May 2025

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Driving in Spain this week (May 5th – 11th, 2025) will see improving conditions mid-week before potential weekend rain. Monday starts unsettled with possible showers and cooler temperatures (highs around 17°C). Tuesday and Wednesday offer better driving with partly sunny to mixed skies and slightly warmer temperatures (highs around 18-20°C). Thursday and Friday maintain favourable conditions with sunshine and clouds (highs around 19°C). The weekend (May 10th-11th) brings warmer temperatures (up to 25°C on Saturday) but also a higher chance of rain, especially on Sunday (up to 9.5mm). Drivers should be prepared for potential wet roads and reduced visibility, particularly towards the end of the week. Stay updated on local weather forecasts for safe travel in Spain.

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