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visibility is reduced.
When it rains, visibility is significantly reduced. Water on the windscreens and mirrors can obscure the driver's view of the road and surroundings. Rain on the headlights can also reduce their effectiveness, while road markings may become harder to see and vehicle lights may reflect in puddles.
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the braking distance is reduced.
visibility is reduced.
tyre grip will increase.
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