Can You Practice Driving for Subject 2 on Rainy Days?

[LeStephanie]

You can discuss with your instructor. If it's heavy rain or strong wind, it's not recommended to practice driving due to slippery roads, reduced visibility from raindrops on the windshield, and difficulty seeing lane markings in waterlogged areas. If it's just light rain, practice can proceed as usual by turning on the wipers. Of course, if you prefer not to practice, you can ask your instructor for leave—there's no strict requirement. Dry water droplets with a cloth: Use a clean cloth to dry water droplets on the rearview mirrors. After getting in the car, there's no need to rush to start the engine; you can also use the same cloth to dry water from the soles of your shoes to prevent slipping when operating the clutch, brake, or accelerator pedals. Use the windshield wipers: Don't close the car windows too tightly, as this can cause fogging inside the car. Use the windshield wipers to clear raindrops from the front windshield to maintain clear visibility.