Practice question

What causes a vehicle to 'hydroplane' (aquaplane) when driving on wet roads?

  1. Water entering the engine air intake
  2. Tires losing contact with the road surface and sliding on a thin layer of water
  3. Brake pads freezing due to cold water
  4. The transmission slipping due to humidity

Answer: B — Tires losing contact with the road surface and sliding on a thin layer of water

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