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Avoid them when safe; reduce speed beforehand if passing through is appropriate.
Avoid them if you can do so safely, without abrupt steering or dangerously entering another lane. For a puddle of known depth that cannot safely be avoided, reduce speed beforehand and maintain smooth control to limit loss of grip and splashing. Do not cross a flooded section of unknown depth or current; stopping safely or finding an alternative may be necessary. Do not accelerate through it or expose yourself to oncoming traffic to evade it.
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Avoid them when safe; reduce speed beforehand if passing through is appropriate.
Drive through them at high speed.
Evade them by entering the opposing lane even if dangerous.
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