Is It a Problem If the Trunk Gets Rained On?

[LaDelaney]

Getting the car trunk wet in the rain is not a major issue. Here are some precautions for driving in rainy weather: Slow down: Regardless of road width or surface conditions, drive slowly in the rain, always pay attention to the distance between vehicles ahead and behind, and be mentally prepared to take emergency measures. Visibility is low in rainy weather, and the field of vision is poor. The braking distance and other emergency performance of the vehicle will also be reduced, so slow down in advance to leave enough time and space to handle situations and ensure safety. Maintain distance: When driving in the rain, visibility is obstructed, so it is important to maintain a safe distance between vehicles and constantly observe the distance between cars ahead and behind, increasing the safety margin. Stay especially far away from large vehicles: first, they can block your view; second, puddles that large vehicles can pass through may not be passable for smaller cars, and large vehicles can easily splash water, interfering with the driving of smaller cars. Use fog lights in the rain: Make full use of fog lights to enhance driving safety in the rain. Turn on hazard warning lights when necessary so that vehicles behind can always be aware of the situation ahead.