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Wet Weather Driving Techniques
Preparation

Get a GripLearning the art of safe driving in adverse weather requires preparation and training. Start with a vehicle that's ready for the rigors of the rainy season: good tire tread, firm brakes and streak-free wipers. Add wet-weather driving techniques: dealing with reduced visibility and traction, steering, braking and skid control. When vehicle and driver are ready, practice in a safe, secluded area. The driver who knows what to do in an emergency is more likely to stay in control.

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Wet Driving Index
Introduction
Pre-Season Check Up
Preparing the Driver
Driving With Poor Visibility
Reduced Traction
Steering Clear of Collisions
Recognize a Water Hazard
Regaining Control in a Skid
Putting on the Brakes
Additional Tips
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