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To reduce the risk of losing grip and reduce splashing.
Reducing speed can lower the risk of losing grip or stability and reduce splashing, but does not guarantee preventing aquaplaning. Water depth, tyres and speed matter. Do not enter a flooded area or water of unknown depth, or make a dangerous manoeuvre to avoid water.
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To splash more water onto other road users.
Because water requires acceleration for the lights to work.
To reduce the risk of losing grip and reduce splashing.
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