What is the easiest way to stop a car in a rainstorm?

Answer 1

With the brakes of course. You are obviously asking for a special reason. Here's the take on it. If it's a front wheel drive put it in neutral and apply a steady pressure on the brake till it stops.
This will prevent the car from swerving in the front, similar to fishtailing with rear wheel cars.
If it's a rear wheel do not gear down. This will cause fishtailing.
Apply steady pressure until the car stops. If you have a car with traction control you don't have to worry.

Answer 2

Most newer model cars come equipped with ABS( anti locking braking system). The ideal behind abs system is to prevent all four wheels from locking up during a panic brake. How it works is by a computer monitoring all four wheels using speed sensors to count wheel revolutions. If any of the wheels changes from the rest the computer engages the abs to slipped the wheels while braking to avoid brake lock up. If you have ever felt the abs engage it feels like the brake pedal pulsates erratically. So, in a rainstorm the safest way to stop your car would be to consistently pump and release the brake pedal. If you over brake the abs system will keep you from locking up and hydroplane.

Answer 3

A Sturdy Tree

Answer 4

With the brake pedal, as always.

Answer 5

Steady even pressure on the brakes, don't slam on them.

Answer 6

Put on the brakes.

Answer 7

With your brakes.

Answer 8

Make sure you have good tires.

Answer 9

closest big tree

Answer 10

...push the break pedal...