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Water covers the road ahead and you cannot tell how deep it is or whether the road remains intact. What should you do?
Blue A approaches water across the roadway. The caption says depth, current and road condition are uncertain.
Correct answer: Do not enter the water; find another route.
Why
Do not drive into standing or moving floodwater that hides the road. The depth, current and road condition may be unknown. Turn around safely and choose another route; do not move a closure barrier.
Verified against Colorado Driver Handbook · Floodwater across the road · p. 19
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