Categories: Driving News

Spring has Sprung! But what changes on the roads?

During the month of spring, there are many great festivities and moments to see nature bloom, but that can sometimes mean negative things for our roads. Here are a few:

🛣️ 1. Watch Out for Potholes

  • Snow, ice, and salt leave behind nasty potholes that can wreck your suspension or blow a tire.
  • Tip: Don’t swerve to avoid them suddenly—slow down if you see one coming, and keep your tires properly inflated to minimize damage.

🌧️ 2. Rain!

  • Spring showers = slick roads and low visibility.
  • Hydroplaning is a real risk, especially when rain first starts falling.
  • Tip: Slow down, keep your distance, and make sure your wiper blades are in good shape.

🐰 3. Watch for Wildlife

  • Spring = active animal season.
  • Deer, raccoons, and other critters are on the move, especially in the early morning and evening.
  • Tip: Be extra cautious in wooded areas and watch for glowing eyes at night.

🌼 4. Allergies? Keep ‘Em Out of the Car

  • Pollen season can hit hard—especially for allergy sufferers.
  • Tip: Change your cabin air filter and keep windows up when driving through high-pollen areas.

If you have any other questions about driving, feel free to contact A-1 Driving Schools. Our Driver’s Education program is designed for the students, and questions are always welcomed in class! Have a safe spring!

Mike Markos

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