January sees more people running, walking, and exercising outdoors. While this is positive for health and wellbeing, it also brings new risks on the road that both runners and drivers must recognise.
The New Year often brings new bikes and electric scooters onto Spain’s roads. For riders and other road users alike, January is a critical time to reset expectations, practise safely, and remain especially vigilant.
Drug-impaired drivers often believe they are “fine”, yet their reactions, judgement, and perception are profoundly altered. This invisible impairment turns ordinary moments on the road into deadly risks.
Cars left unused over the festive period can develop tyre, battery, and visibility issues. A short pre-drive routine helps prevent winter breakdowns and accidents.
Poorly loaded hire cars can handle unpredictably, reduce visibility, and increase risk. A few simple steps ensure a safer and more comfortable journey across Spain this festive season.
Spain’s December travel patterns create predictable spikes in collisions and claims. Knowing the highest-risk days helps drivers plan safer journeys throughout the festive season.