Whether it may seem fun or it's by complete accident, it may not be a good idea to drive through puddles. Here's what could ...

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FARGO — Large puddles of water on roads are common this time of year as snow begins to melt, and as they grow it's almost inevitable you'll have to drive through them. 3 months/99¢ a month ...

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A deep puddle can stall out your car and strand you, while damaging your car's electrical system. Watch cars ahead of you cross the water safely before you go through.

AAA says driving straight through puddles is not usually the best decision. If that water gets into your car’s ... Just one-twelfth of an inch of rain and a speed of more than 35 miles per ...

Despite that, one unlucky owner had to set a service appointment to install an underbody panel after driving through a puddle. Rivian is proud of the adventure EVs it builds under the R1 line.

Driving carelessly through puddles can land you a hefty £5,000 fine and points on your licence. If you don't drive carefully enough in the rain you could land yourself in trouble with the law.

Driving in the rain can quickly become an arduous task. The roads become slippery, and your tires don’t have such a good grip on the road. This may cause a road accident, costing you money or your ...

Drivers face huge fines and even penalty points on their driving licence due to the little-known driving rule. The warning comes as Storm Ashley batters the UK with 80mph winds ripping through the UK.