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#1. What mindset should teens adopt regarding flooded roads?
Awareness and caution save lives; never underestimate the power of moving water.
#2. What is the safest action when encountering a flooded road?
“Turn Around, Don’t Drown” is the safest approach to prevent accidents and vehicle loss.
#3. Which environmental cues indicate a flooded road?
Observing visual and posted warnings helps prevent dangerous encounters.
#4. Why are flooded roads dangerous?
Floodwater can hide potholes, debris, and strong currents that can carry a car off the road.
#5. Which of the following is true about driving through standing water?
Even shallow water can be dangerous; depth and speed of water are critical factors.
#6. True or False: Only small cars are affected by floodwater.
All vehicles can be swept away by strong water currents, including trucks and SUVs.
#7. If you must cross a small puddle at slow speed, which is the safest approach?
Smooth, steady driving reduces the risk of hydroplaning or losing control.
#8. True or False: After driving through water, your brakes may not work normally.
Wet brakes can reduce stopping power; it’s important to test brakes gently afterward.
#9. True or False: You can gauge water depth accurately by looking at the road.
Water can conceal potholes, debris, or washed-out road sections, making it unreliable to judge visually.
#10. True or False: It’s safe to drive through water if it looks shallow.
Even a few inches of fast-moving water can sweep a car off the road or cause loss of control.
