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Mark Diego
February 23, 2023
The DGT has communicated that the use of chains or winter tires will be essential on many roads in the northern half of the Peninsula. So that you don’t get trapped and your journey ends up being a nightmare, we give you the best tips for safe driving on snow or ice.
The forecasts of the State Meteorological Agency (AEMET), which had issued a warning that the snow level would be low, have come true, seeing affected circulation on several highways in the northern half of the Peninsula. Faced with this situation, the DGT has indicated that it is essential to check the state of the roads before embarking on the trip, as well as having chains in case their use is necessary to circulate or have winter tires installed.
Roads most affected by the snowstorm
The territories most affected by this new storm of cold and snow are Asturias, Cantabria and the provinces of León and Burgos, where circulation on secondary roads has been especially complicated. The dual carriageways and motorways of these two provinces are also being affected, as are the roads that run through Ávila, Salamanca and Valladolid.
In this context, it is necessary to check the state of the roads and their viability, since fifteen sections are subject to the obligation to circulate with chains, a number that could increase throughout the day as the storm advances and the snowflakes settle. in the driveway
In addition to the snow forecasts, other adverse meteorological phenomena are also expected, such as rain and strong wind in many parts of the Peninsula. In this sense, the appearance of sheets of ice is worrisome for safe driving.
Tips and tricks for driving in snow and improving your safety
So that these setbacks do not harm your trips, at Autocasión we make a list of articles that will help you and improve your safety on the road:
