What to Do If It Rains During the Driving Test?

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Precautions for taking the driving test on a rainy day include: 1. Reduce speed appropriately: During the second part of the test (Subject Two), since the speed is already controlled at a very low level, it's not a big issue. The main concern is the third part of the test (Subject Three), where rain may slightly affect visibility and control. You should appropriately reduce your speed without affecting your test performance. This enhances safety and allows for better vehicle control. 2. Avoid sudden braking: Roads are slippery when wet, and braking can easily cause tire skidding. During the test, brake slowly; it's best to use gentle braking to reduce speed before coming to a complete stop. 3. Open the window: If it's raining, don’t close the window completely—leave a slight gap. Otherwise, the car interior may fog up, obstructing visibility and affecting judgment accuracy. If the rain isn’t too heavy, it’s recommended to keep the window open as much as possible during the test. Opening the window allows for better viewing of the rearview mirror and reference points, ensuring clear visibility and preventing missed points due to blurred vision.