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we must reduce our speed.
Reduce speed smoothly and adapt driving to water and tyre condition. Aquaplaning occurs when the tyre cannot clear enough water and loses contact with the road; it does not necessarily depend on spray from other vehicles. Maintain appropriate pressure and tread. Lower speed reduces risk but does not guarantee safe passage through a flooded area.
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we must reduce our speed.
we must use chains.
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