One of the most common natural hazards of driving rain. Many people do not realize that there are certain rules for driving in snow, great for riding in dry weather. Here are some tips to get to your destination safely, if you have to go when the weather is less favorable. If you are venturing in the shower after the skies were dry for some time, you better be very careful during the first few hours after your trip. The reason for this is that the engine oil and grease from cars inevitably ends on the road, and when the roads dry it stays there. However, when he first began to rain, rain water mixed with these elements, resulting in a slick spots. It takes time to rain wash this liquid away, so the first few hours of rain can be more dangerous than the later hours. You should assume that your trip to the rain take you longer. You will need extra time to go slower than they could. Traffic jams are common during the rains, as flooding of roads, which will delay arrival at destination. You need to stay in the middle of the road, so you do not drive a big puddle of water that collect on the sides of the road. If you drive through large puddles of these, you can damage the engine, letting the water splash around in it. Whenever it rains, you should make sure to use lights. This is because the darkened sky makes it naturally harder and harder to see the other drivers to see you. Do not try to go when the rain pours to the extent that you can not see the road. If you are on your way when that happens, you need to find a place to stop and wait until the rain subsides. Try to stay away from vehicles with large tires such as buses and trucks. These tires can cause a lot of water to spray on them that could hit your windshield and temporary block your view that it is always dangerous.

Edited by Avant on 07/03/2012 at 23:29

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