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Do not cross it; seek a safe alternative.
Do not cross. Water can conceal road damage and sweep away or immobilise the vehicle. Selecting a low gear does not make crossing safe. Seek a safe alternative and follow authority instructions; call 112 if there is immediate danger or assistance is needed.
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Do not cross it; seek a safe alternative.
Cross in fifth gear despite not knowing the depth.
Cross in neutral to prevent the engine propelling the car.
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