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Yes, because they can lose effectiveness.
Yes, moisture can reduce their effectiveness. If wet, check their response at low speed in safe conditions, applying the brake gently according to the manufacturer’s instructions; avoid abrupt braking. If normal response does not return, stop somewhere safe and request assistance. Do not cross a flooded section of unknown depth or safety.
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Yes, because they can lose effectiveness.
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