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If you are driving through an area that has water covering the road, or water moving rapidly across the road, you should: A. Use your cell phone and call your supervisor.
B. Put on your emergency flashers before you slowly proceed.
C. Turn around and find another route.
D. Slow down and proceed with caution.
The correct answer is C. Turn around and find another route.
Explanation: Driving through water on the road can be very dangerous, especially if the water is deep or moving rapidly. It can cause your vehicle to lose traction or get swept away. It’s safest to avoid the area entirely by finding an alternative route rather than risking your safety by trying to drive through. Always prioritize safety when encountering hazardous conditions.