What are the precautions for vehicles wading in rainy days?

[Charles]

There are mainly the following precautions for vehicles wading in rainy days: 1. When wading, the principle of 'one test, two slow, and three pass' must be followed. 2. If the owner confirms that the water depth is passable, the vehicle must enter the water at a low speed and slowly, and must not rush in at high speed, otherwise it is easy to cause the vehicle to stall. 3. During the wading process, keep the steering wheel and throttle steady, maintain sufficient and stable power for the vehicle, try to complete the process in one go, avoid stopping, sharp turns or sudden steering wheel movements midway. If the wheels are found to be slipping or sinking, do not step on the throttle violently. Instead, with the engine not stalled, the vehicle should be driven out of the waterlogged area with the assistance of manpower or other vehicles.