Driving in Hazardous Conditions 1



Driving your vehicle in hazardous conditions, such as the current heavy rain is a matter of preparation, practice, and as always with driving, calm and caution.

Hydroplaning is the main cause of road traffic crashes when driving on a wet surface. It is the loss of traction and sliding on a film of water. It leads to loss of control and steering ability when the tyres lose contact with the road.

Hydroplaning is caused by a combination of standing water on the road, car speed, and under-inflated or worn-out tires.


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