When driving on wet roads, you should reduce your speed by?

Answer 1

Mike R is correct in his statement. However there is some more to it. There is a 3 second rule. example when the car in front of U passes a sign count 1 Mississippi up to 3, that's how far U need to be behind them. These sites will help U too
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Answer 2

You should be aware of the area you are driving in during certain types of weather. I read in certain driving books that the speed should be 30% less than the original speed. So if a speed sign says 60 go 40, even though that may be too fast, but you get the point right. It sounds better at speeds like 30 and 40 MPH.

Answer 3

Why bother? Wet roads do not affect your ability to go the speed limit, but you MUST understand how the weather affects your vehicle's abilities at all times. As long as you are intimately familiar with your vehicle's strengths and limitations in ALL conditions, you can go whatever speed you're comfortable with.

Answer 4

Reduce your speed to match the conditions. Stay with the flow of traffic. If you go too slow, you run the risk of having someone hit you from behind. Too fast, and you'll be the culprit.

Answer 5

as much as it takes to drive safely! As Mum used to say, "Never drive faster than you can and have complete control of your vehicle!" Also leave a couple more car lengths between you and the person in front of you, unless you're into pain and slamming into things, and going to court, and paying fines out the wazhoo!

Answer 6

5 mph

Answer 7

35 mph or 40 mph