While driving, you see a flooded roadway ahead. You should:
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Proceed through the flooded area with caution.
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Stop your vehicle on the roadway.
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Call the police.
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Turn around and find another route to get to your destination.
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Explanation
If you come across a roadway or viaduct that has been flooded due to heavy rain, do not attempt to cross the flooded area. The depth and current of the water is unknown, and water can stall your engine and hide potholes. To ensure your safety, it's best to turn your vehicle around and find another route. Turn Around Don’t Drown®.
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