The DGT reports to drive in the coming days

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The storm of
cold, snow and wind arrives in Spain this week. As of this Tuesday, all autonomous communities, except the Canary Islands and Extremadura, are on alert. In this weather it is essential
be careful while driving. For that reason, the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has a series of
tips for safe driving during these days.

First of all, it is essential to check the weather forecast before taking the car or any other vehicle. If the prognosis is not favorable, that’s for the best
postpone driving.

However, if you decide to go to the cart if you’re allowed, the DGT stresses that you must
watch for signage of the variable message panels and follow all
instructions from agents of the Guardia Civil.

The DGT points out that this is necessary
“extreme caution” in the areas and roads affected by the storm. To guarantee traffic flow and road safety, the agency makes a series of recommendations.

Third, the DGT warns that it is imperative to have adequate resources and equipment to travel through the storm-affected areas. It is essential for this
chains or winter tires.

Driving on ice or snow without chains can lead to a loss of grip and thus a loss of traction
loss of steering and brakes. “We run the risk of losing control of the vehicle and not being able to react correctly to unforeseen events,” says the DGT.

In addition, so that the
chains are effectiveshould
place them correctly. To do this, we must take into account whether our vehicle is traction, propulsion or four-wheel drive (4×4). At ABC we explain how you can easily install the car chains.

Source: La Verdad

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