Mark Nolan

1 week ago | n332.es | Mark Nolan

12 The tyres of a vehicle are the most abused part, and also the most important in many ways, as they ensure the vehicle maintains safe contact with the road in all weather conditions. But, because of, in some places, the state of those roads, and other risks that can damage the rubber component, it is crucial to ensure that there is a way of continuing your journey in the event of a puncture, until it can be repaired properly, and that is where the spare wheel comes into play.

1 week ago | n332.es | Mark Nolan

12 Generally speaking, the weather in Spain this week goes from unsettled to favourable, gradually improving, then a possible decline at the weekend with some challenges for driving. Spain faces variable cloudiness with morning showers in some areas, transitioning to afternoon showers. Highs around 17°C (63°F); lows near 7°C (44°F). Wet roads may lead to reduced traction and visibility. Exercise caution, especially during peak traffic hours. Partly sunny skies are expected.

2 weeks ago | n332.es | Mark Nolan

3 Stormy, unsettled, and potentially risky, that’s the overall driving Weather forecast for Spain for this weekend, although next week we start to see spring stability return. A significant Atlantic front will bring widespread instability across Spain. Expect thunderstorms, heavy rain, and possible hail in central and northern regions, including Madrid, Castilla y León, and parts of Andalucía. The AEMET has issued yellow warnings for storms and rain in several areas.

2 weeks ago | n332.es | Mark Nolan

11 Easter is often the precursor to the summer season, when the first wave of tourists take a break from the norm and have a well deserved holiday, and as it is the first time many people strip off down to the minimum amount of clothing, flip flops (or similar loose fitting shoes) often become the norm, as does the question about driving in flip flops.

2 weeks ago | n332.es | Mark Nolan

28 During these rainy months, it’s important to know what aquaplaning is and how to avoid it with two simple steps, according to the DGT, as the situation often takes drivers by surprise, and can have catastrophic affects. As the winter months subside, we frequently get mixed weather, from hot and sunny one day, to torrential rain the next, and one of the most problematic times is when the road has been dry for a while and is then covered with surface water.