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Adapt speed and increase the following distance.
Rain can reduce grip and increase braking distance. Adapt speed and increase your following distance as needed; knowing the road does not remove the risk. Avoid abrupt manoeuvres, without delaying necessary emergency braking.
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Brake sharply before every bend even when unnecessary.
Always keep the same pace even when grip and visibility worsen.
Adapt speed and increase the following distance.
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Con lluvia, al circular con un turismo o vehículo del permiso B, conviene:
- Frenar bruscamente antes de todas las curvas, aunque no sea necesario.
- Mantener siempre el mismo ritmo aunque empeoren la adherencia y la visibilidad.
- Adaptar la velocidad y aumentar la distancia de seguridad.(Correct answer)
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