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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
How should driving change on wet roads?
Correct answer: Slow down and allow at least twice the normal braking distance
Why
On wet roads, slow down, increase following distance and allow at least twice the normal braking distance. Brake gently for ordinary slowing and leave cruise control off. Adjust further when the available traction or view requires it.
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