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Why should you avoid driving through large puddles at high speed?
Driving through standing water at speed can cause your tires to lose contact with the road (hydroplaning), leading to a loss of steering and braking control.
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Question: Why should you avoid driving through large puddles at high speed?
Answer options:
- It can clean your tires too quickly. ✅ It can cause hydroplaning, leading to loss of control.
- It uses more fuel.
- It makes a loud splashing sound.
Correct answer: It can cause hydroplaning, leading to loss of control.
Explanation: Driving through standing water at speed can cause your tires to lose contact with the road (hydroplaning), leading to a loss of steering and braking control.
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