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Yes, to dips and areas where puddles can form.
Yes. Dips, depressions and poorly drained areas can accumulate water and favour aquaplaning. Slow before reaching them, increase the gap and avoid sudden inputs. This does not mean driving through flooded areas: if depth, road condition or current cannot be assessed safely, do not enter and seek a safe alternative following authorities’ instructions.
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No, since driving in the rain is very dangerous everywhere.
No, you only need to pay attention when there are children nearby.
Yes, to dips and areas where puddles can form.
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