Roads can be very slippery:
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When it has just started raining.
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During a heavy downpour.
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When it rains after a dry spell.
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All of the above.
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Explanation
Wet roads can be just as slippery as icy roads, posing a serious danger to drivers. When it rains, the water mixes with road oil, forming a greasy film on the road surface. This film reduces the friction between the tires and the road, making it easier for the vehicle to skid, especially when making quick turns. To stay safe, reduce your speed in wet weather, maintain a greater distance for stopping, and be cautious of the increased risk of skidding, especially at the beginning of a light rain when the road surface is particularly slippery.
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