Is it okay to drive through accumulated water in rainy days?

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Driving through waterlogged roads is generally not a big problem as long as the vehicle doesn't stall. Here are some precautions to take: 1. Don't stop, don't shift gears, don't release the throttle: Keep the steering wheel steady, drive in a low gear, avoid shifting or stopping, and proceed slowly and steadily. Remember not to release the throttle when driving through water. If water enters the intake and causes the engine to stall, you should wait for rescue on the spot and never attempt to restart the engine. After passing through the water, the driver can press the brake a few times to let the heat generated by braking evaporate the moisture attached to the brakes. 2. Don't swerve left and right when seeing accumulated water: Swerving upon seeing water or immediately braking to slow down are both very dangerous. Of course, don't drive through ditches or puddles at high speed either, as this can cause splashing, increasing the actual depth of the water and making it easier for water to enter the engine.