Practice question
Why is driving through deep standing water or localized flash floods in road dips highly hazardous?
- Water entering the air intake can hydro-lock and destroy the engine, brake efficiency is severely reduced, and moving water can sweep the vehicle away
- It causes the vehicle paint to peel immediately
- Water cleans the exhaust system too quickly
- It causes the radio antenna to malfunction
Answer: A — Water entering the air intake can hydro-lock and destroy the engine, brake efficiency is severely reduced, and moving water can sweep the vehicle away
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