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The biggest danger from rain is a condition know as aquaplaning, caused by drivers going too fast for the road conditions. Aquaplaning happens when the tyre is unable to expel the water and a film of water builds up under the tyre causing the car to “float” over the road surface. When this happens the steering will feel light and you will have no control over the car.
Braking, steering and accelerating should all be avoided as these can adversely affect the car and provoke a skid.
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Please note that this calculator cannot be more than 95% accurate for every make and model and does not take into account the age of a car, windspeed and gearing and air temperature.
This calculator has been based upon a number of theories* of drag time calculations and our own research from car performance data statistics.
We could all save a substantial amount of money by adopting a few of these fuel saving driving tips. It’s good for the environment and it’s good for our pockets too. By keeping an eye on your MPG you can get early warning of problems like slow punctures or engine faults before they become more serious.
Allow the car to drift the last 700 yards up to a junction rather than accelerate all the way.