Braking for Speed Cameras Could Land you with a Bigger Fine
Despite some people objecting to their very existence, speed cameras, or radars, have not…
Despite some people objecting to their very existence, speed cameras, or radars, have not…
Spring is the transitional period of the year, when significant fluctuations in atmospheric precipitation occur. These fluctuations are varied, intense, and sudden. Therefore, its weather can present winter characteristics or, conversely, herald summer.
All these sudden changes in weather conditions negatively impact driving and road trips. Therefore, if you’re taking a road trip, we should always keep in mind the two basic rules of driving: PREVENTION and PRUDENCE. These will allow us to travel at this time of year in the best possible road safety conditions.
This week in Spain will see a generally improving trend for driving conditions after an unsettled start on Monday with potential showers. By Tuesday, drier and brighter weather should prevail in most areas, leading to stable and pleasant conditions for the remainder of the working week with a mix of sunshine and clouds and mild temperatures. However, as the weekend approaches, there’s a possibility of more variable weather returning, so drivers should stay updated on local forecasts towards the end of the week for any potential changes impacting travel.
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.
In general terms, traffic law still applies in car parks, and other locations such…
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.