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Could a pool of standing water be hiding?
Many hazards can be hiding in standing water. One of the most treacherous is sinkholes. Another danger in many states is flash floods. Even six inches of water can be hiding a current that will sweep your car away. (If your doing your your driving permit your answer should be "All of the above".)
What could a pool of standing water be hiding?
Pot hole
What could a pool of standing water be hiding on a road?
deep pot holes
A pool of standing water could be hiding where?
Water can stand in any low spot. As long as there is even a small area that is lower than the surroundings water can stand.
A pool of standing water could be hiding A flash flood currents that could sweep your car away B deep sinkholes C all of the above?
C
A pool of standing water can be hiding?
A pool of standing water can be hidinga great many different kinds of bacteria. These bacteria are invisible to the human eye.
Can water ge into the motor by driving through 4 inches of standing water?
no
Is it true that where possible you should avoid driving through standing water?
True
What should you do when driving through a puddle or standing water?
step slowly on the brakes
When driving through standing water at high speed water?
can be forced into the engine's intake system, causing hydrolock, which can lead to serious engine damage. It is best to avoid driving through standing water if possible, and if unavoidable, to proceed through slowly and with caution. If your car stalls in standing water, do not attempt to restart it and seek professional assistance.
Should you avoid driving through standing water?
Unless you know the depth of the standing water, don't drive through. You risk being stranded in the middle of the water and need to be rescued.
While driving what do you do when approaching standing water?
Slow down and proceed cautiously. Don't enter standing water unless you known the depth - too deep and you could stall in the middle of the water. Be aware that vehicles approaching could create a bow wave that might swamp your engine. If possible stay on the crown of the road, where, due to the camber, the depth of water is likely to be shallower than the sides of the road.
