Practice question
What is the primary danger when riding a motorcycle through standing puddles of water on the roadway?
- The puddle may conceal deep potholes, rocks, or mud, and can cause instant hydroplaning (aquaplaning)
- Water splashed onto the engine will crack the cylinder head through thermal shock
- Puddles are safe to ride through at speed because water offers no resistance
- The only risk is that the rider's boots and clothing become wet
Answer: A — The puddle may conceal deep potholes, rocks, or mud, and can cause instant hydroplaning (aquaplaning)
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