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When visiting Iceland in March, you must be aware of the country’s diverse road conditions. The weather changes frequently, and this month sees a mix of clear, snowy, and icy roads. You may also encounter high winds, adding another driving challenge.
The Icelandic Road and Coastal Administration (IRCA) provides information on driving conditions and the weather by telephone, 1777 (open every day between 6:30 – 22:00). Road maps and geographic data are available from the National Land Survey of Iceland. Off-road driving is prohibited.
Information on road condition and the weather is updated frequently on the webpage during the day, especially during winter. Further information on road conditions is available via tel. 1777 (if problems use tel. +354 522 1100), which is open 8-16 in summer and 6:30-22 in winter.
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Yes, visitors can still drive around Iceland in March, but should be aware that the weather can be unpredictable and some roads may be closed due to snow or ice. Visitors should check road conditions before setting out on a journey and consider renting a four-wheel drive vehicle.
Road conditions are better in March than they are in December, January and February, but that doesn’t mean the road conditions are ideal. The roads are still susceptible to snow, sleet, rain and strong winds.
3 Απρ 2024 · Road conditions. The roads in March can be challenging, with conditions ranging from clear to icy, and occasionally covered in snowdrifts. These conditions can change rapidly, especially in more rural areas or in the highlands, where roads are more susceptible to the whims of Icelandic weather.
