The Passenger - Your Vehicle Difficult Driving Cond. Domestic FAQs Holidays sometimes mean driving on unfamiliar roads in difficult circumstances.
Wet weather increases the chance of being involved in a crash.
You should modify your driving style during wet weather, allowing for increased stopping distances and reduced visibility. Above all, slow down. Under wet weather conditions, the normal two-second gap used under ideal dry conditions between your vehicle and the one you are following should be at least doubled. If a caravan or trailer is being towed, a larger gap is recommended. Sudden braking or turning should be avoided.