Practice question
What is the phenomenon known as 'hydroplaning' (aquaplanage) and what should a driver do if it occurs?
- Tyres lose direct contact with the road surface due to a layer of water; ease off the accelerator and keep the steering wheel straight without harsh braking
- Water enters the engine cylinders; slam on the brakes immediately and turn the wheel sharply
- Brakes lock completely due to air in the lines; pull the handbrake immediately
- Tyres deflate due to water pressure; accelerate to regain traction
Answer: A — Tyres lose direct contact with the road surface due to a layer of water; ease off the accelerator and keep the steering wheel straight without harsh braking
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