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In March, driving conditions in Iceland can be challenging due to unpredictable weather, including snow, ice, and strong winds. Roads may be icy and visibility can be reduced. It is important to check road conditions and weather forecasts before traveling, and to drive cautiously and be prepared for changing conditions.
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What is the weather in Iceland like?
it changes alot.. like for february or beginning of march the weather changes can be in one day with snow/rain/sun and wind. its not hot in iceland. but in the summer in the end of July the hottest temperature there is around 26 degrees
What is surface conditions?
Surface conditions refer to the current state or quality of a surface, such as whether it is wet, dry, rough, slippery, icy, or uneven. Surface conditions are important to consider when engaging in activities like driving, walking, or sports, as they can impact safety and performance.
Does Iceland have a city named Greenwich?
No, there is no name in iceland that is like English
What comes in like a lion but leaves like a lamb?
The month of March is often described as coming in like a lion with harsh winter weather and leaving like a lamb with milder spring conditions.
What is the Environment like in Iceland?
I have never had as fresh air as in Iceland. And Iceland is of course known for it's beautiful lanscape
How do people travel in Iceland?
Depending on the season you pretty much have the same options as elsewhere in the world except there are no trains in Iceland. During the summertime tourists generally use domestic flights, buses and rent a cars, but there are always quite a few that choose to explore Iceland by motorcycle, bicycle or even walking. Most people living in Iceland own a car though so when they travel they usually just use their car but some also use buses or flights, particularly when traveling to and from places which are far apart or have bad access/roads. In wintertime the safest way to travel for tourists is with buses, especially in bad weather. Flights are routinely cancelled or delayed and it can be very difficult for someone not used to the weather or road conditions in high winter to drive in Iceland. Icelandic people living in the countryside (outside the capital) are however mostly used to the harsh driving conditions and still mainly use their car for travel. People living in the capital are generally not very good at driving in bad conditions because of a lack of experience. But there are many people, both in and out of the capital, that own specially modified SUVs that are designed to drive in those bad conditions and worse. They are in fact modified for driving on glaciers.
Does Iceland have plains?
Yes Iceland does have plains like any other nation
Do not go faster than is safe for conditions is known as what rule?
The rule you are referring to is typically known as "driving at a safe speed for conditions." It is important to adjust your speed based on factors like weather, traffic, road conditions, and visibility to ensure safety while driving.
What are the period of lowered visibility?
Periods of lower visibility often refer to driving conditions. They would be situations like rain storms, heavy snowfall, or foggy conditions.
Is Iceland football like American football?
No, Iceland football is different from American football.
Why are the postage stamps of Iceland marked island?
they are marked like that because Iceland IS an Island
What is the vulcanology like in iceland?
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