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The tyres.
The tyres. If they cannot disperse enough water, a layer can separate them from the road and greatly reduce steering and braking response. Speed, water and tyre condition and pressure affect the risk. Adapt speed and maintain tyres correctly; it is not the engine or hazard lights that lose road grip.
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The hazard warning lights.
The engine.
The tyres.
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