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#1. True or False: Hydroplaning only happens at very high speeds.
Hydroplaning can occur at moderate speeds, especially on worn tires or standing water.
#2. True or False: Heavy rain makes it harder to see pedestrians and other vehicles.
Reduced visibility requires extra caution and slower speeds.
#3. What should you do if your car begins to hydroplane?
Staying calm and gradually slowing down allows tires to regain traction.
#4. What mindset should teens adopt when driving in heavy rain?
Awareness, caution, and adjusting driving behavior to the conditions keeps everyone safe.
#5. Which of the following is a safe practice in heavy rain?
These actions help maintain visibility and reduce accident risk.
#6. What is the recommended following distance in heavy rain?
Increased distance gives more time to react to sudden stops or skids.
#7. True or False: Using cruise control is safe in heavy rain.
Cruise control can reduce driver control and increase hydroplaning risk.
#8. Which lights should you use during heavy rain?
Low beams reduce glare and improve visibility for yourself and others.
#9. Why is driving in heavy rain dangerous?
Wet roads increase stopping distances and the risk of hydroplaning.
#10. True or False: You can drive the same speed in heavy rain as in dry conditions.
You should reduce speed to maintain control and allow for longer stopping distances.
