
Slippery When Wet: How to Prevent Hydroplaning
Knowing how to prevent hydroplaning begins by being aware of the road conditions and keeping up with regular tire maintenance.
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Knowing how to prevent hydroplaning begins by being aware of the road conditions and keeping up with regular tire maintenance.
Curious about what steps you should take when driving in wet weather? Tips for driving in the rain typically focus on safety, since this type of weather can create dangerously slick roads and poor visibility conditions. According to the Federal Highway Administration, rain is a factor in 10 percent of all vehicle crashes. Here are seven essential tips that can help you drive more safely on rainy days:
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