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New York Class D Permit Practice Test

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You drive at highway speed in heavy rain. Suddenly the steering feels very light, as if the car is floating on the water. What should you do?

A drives through pooled water on a highway in heavy rain. The caption states that the steering suddenly feels very light; no steering response or speed change is selected in the question image.

A drives through pooled water on a highway in heavy rain. The caption states that the steering suddenly feels very light; no steering response or speed change is selected in the question image.

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