Driving in the rain is fraught with dangers that you won't encounter when driving on dry land. How to drive safely in the rain?
Instructions
Step 1
You should be doubly careful when driving in the first hour after rain. After all, on the road, dust, sand and oil turn into an invisible layer of dirt, which can be very slippery. Therefore, after leaving, do not move quickly, and avoid sudden braking and maneuvers.
Step 2
If you need to make a stop, then brake in advance and smoothly so that the driver following you can notice your action and also slow down.
Step 3
Avoid large puddles, if possible, because they may contain open sewers, bumps or dirt on which you can "slip". Also, driving through a puddle at high speed there is a risk of flooding the ignition system.
Step 4
Drive with low beam headlights in the rain. The high beam will reflect off the raindrops and blind you. If in bad weather you lose sight of the car in front, then it is better to stop on the side of the road and wait, but in this case you should be clearly visible - turn on the alarm.
Step 5
In this weather, it is best to stay away from buses and trucks. Dirt from under their wheels can get onto your car's glass, obstructing your view and leading to an accident.
