6 ways to drive safely in the rain
Driving in the rain is dangerous for both the car and the driver. Today we have techniques for driving in the event of rain and flooding to share with you.

1. Do not use too much speed.
      The first thing that you should do is Maintaining the right speed Don't drive too fast. You should drive at 60 km./hr. - no more than 80 km./hr. because when it rains, the road will be slipperier than usual. Driving more slowly will help us control the car more easily when it's raining. Roads tend to be slippery from dust and other things on the road surface. Until sometimes we notice fog on the road. It is a warning sign that you have to be more careful about.

2. Turn on the lights completely.
      When it rains, visibility is known to decrease. Because it is in a low light condition. Including the glass, it may be foggy or raindrops block the view. Turning on the lights will help us drive in the rain more conveniently. And it helps other fellow travelers to notice our car clearly. But do not use high beams or fog lights. Because it will disturb the visibility of other cars.

3. Do not turn on emergency lights while driving.
      Turning on emergency lights while driving in the rain It is considered prohibited because It may cause other drivers to misunderstand. I thought our car was parked. This may cause the vehicle behind to brake suddenly or swerve, which may cause an accident to fellow travelers.
If the car is in real trouble, pull to the side of the road and turn on the emergency lights.
or open in case there is a traffic obstruction For example, there is an accident ahead or there is an obstruction. To warn cars driving behind, 2-3 flashes are enough to warn.

4. Braking and keeping distance from the vehicle in front.
      Driving in the rain or having to drive through water The efficiency of the brake pads will decrease, so you should increase the braking distance and leave more distance from the car in front than usual and do not brake all at once to stop the car. Because it will cause the car to flicker. But use the brakes. and brake repeatedly to allow the brake pads to squeeze water out of the system.

5. Tires and tire pressure must always be ready.
      If we need to drive when it rains The tires should be inflated to the appropriate level. which can be viewed from "Door side stickers" will help your car to shift weight properly and drive safer. In addition, water transfer from tires will be more efficient. Including selecting tires that are suitable for water extraction.

6. Turn off the air conditioner when you need to wade into the water.
      When it rains, there is flooding. If it is necessary to drive through water What you should do is Turn off the air conditioner or various electrical systems within the vehicle to prevent water levels that may spread into the engine room Or cause damage to the cooling system in the engine and also help keep the radiator blades safe from invisible objects floating in the water as well.