Question 206
When it rains, a layer of water forms that creates greater danger because of…
- No danger is created because the water cools the tires and they brake better.
- The possible loss of tire grip on the road surface.
- The brakes heating up when they get wet.
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Correct answer: The possible loss of tire grip on the road surface.
Water on the roadway reduces the tires' grip on the road surface. This loss of grip increases the danger of driving in rain.