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To reduce your chances of hydroplaning on a wet road, you should

Correct answer

  • slow down.
  • speed up.
  • keep right.

Explanation

If you drive at over 35 mph on a wet road, your tires may lose their grip of the road and start to ride over the water, a condition called hydroplaning. To reduce your chances of hydroplaning, slow down.

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