Practice question

When a rigid heavy vehicle is driven through floodwater, the driver should be aware that:

  1. The vehicle's weight means water cannot stop it
  2. Brakes may become wet and less effective after passing through water
  3. Maximum speed should be maintained through water to prevent stalling
  4. Floodwater causes no additional braking hazard if speed is below 50 km/h

Answer: B — Brakes may become wet and less effective after passing through water

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