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pay attention to the brakes, as they may get wet and lose effectiveness.
Brakes can lose effectiveness when wet. After passing through water, check their response with light, gentle pedal pressure when this can be done without endangering others, following manufacturer instructions. Do not cross flooded areas of unknown depth. Increase following distance and keep windows demisted.
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reduce the safety distance.
wind the windows all the way up to avoid getting wet, even if the glass mists up.
pay attention to the brakes, as they may get wet and lose effectiveness.
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