Fog, Glare, and Rain: Handling November Weather in Spain
November often brings misty mornings and dazzling low sun to Spain. Here’s how to stay safe behind the wheel when visibility changes suddenly.
November often brings misty mornings and dazzling low sun to Spain. Here’s how to stay safe behind the wheel when visibility changes suddenly.
This November, the DGT and Guardia Civil are carrying out nationwide inspections of school buses and transport services. Here’s what they look for, and how every driver and parent can help keep children safe.
Spain’s roads are shared by a wide mix of users, from cyclists and scooter riders to pedestrians. For visiting drivers, knowing how to anticipate and respect them is key to safe motoring.
Night driving changes everything — from how far ahead we see, to how quickly we react. Understanding these differences is vital to stay safe on Spain’s roads after dark.
Every journey begins with a simple step that too many drivers skip — checking the lights. For hire car users, this quick routine is vital before heading out, especially at night.
Good lighting is not just a technical requirement; it is a driver’s most powerful safety tool. Proper use and maintenance of headlights and signals can prevent countless collisions, especially as the darker evenings arrive.