If you watch enough videos on what to do while hydroplaning you will hear different people tell you to do EVERYTHING possible, contradicting what other people say to do... really pisses me off. But this video takes the cake, these bozos made a 5 minute video telling you that if you start hydroplaning just hope the direction it's in is a good one to crash in... WTF?

This helps a lot I don’t normally drive at night. I’m a new driver I always drive during the day. I had a situation just a minute ago where I almost had an accident with a pedestrian thankfully we are both okay. But I am so shaken up I wish I watched this beforehand. Also for pedestrians PLEASE WEAR REFLECTIVE GEAR SO CARS ARE AWARE OF YOU. The pedestrian wasn’t wearing any reflective gear If he was I would’ve seen him and I would’ve stopped.

And with these newer vehicles with the computer I do not jump start a car to car

I'd say you have some safe tires and if the speed limits 55 drop down to about 50 the state highway patrol will understand that I do all the time

Pilots need to be instrument rated (IFR) when they are flying in conditions other than CAVU (Ceiling and visabality unlimited).

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In an aircraft, you need an instrument rating ( IFR) to fly thru fog. If you don't have one, the safest thing to do is to stay on the ground.

They keep saying When you begin to hydroplane to steer in the direction youre spinning at well id love to do that but the Semi truck on the oncoming lane of a double yellow probably wont be very understanding of my situation and run me tf over into oblivion so yeahh im counter steeringgg and breaking if i have to

I Like To Use Maps && See The Road Ahead On My Phone So I Know The Turns

Please remember that hydroplaning is a choice.

2:06 fwd special lol the lock up and no steering

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I love driving past midnight 😂

driving suddenly is dicier the field of vision is less you cant percieve dips and rises as well you can only see as far as your headlight shines that makes it harder to see pedestrians cyclists animals obstacles in the road

I just got my license and I drove for the first time by myself at night . It wasn’t far but I was scared

Yea well i just lost control of a front wheel minivan on the highway and gas not break helped it just had to watch cars coming at me from my passenger side thank god by letting it coast i could pull it out

I was making a left onto a highway ramp. It was raining and the car I was in was a 97 thunderbird. RWD no LSD or traction control. I hit streak of water that I lost traction and ass of the car kicked out super hard to the right. Litterally went full fast and furious and just accelerated against and and straigten out. Was scary but most bad ass thing that I did in a car.

I beg to differ. Driving during rush hour is the most dangerous tine to drive, outside of severe weather conditions.

I live in Central Pennsylvania . These friggin rednecks drive with their high beams on all the time , without ever turning them off . Their so spiteful that if your not speeding crazy at above 40 at night They get behind you , tailgate you , and bright you up to bust balls . I hate these people over here .

rwd without traction control + abs = pray to god

Stupidass led headlights from giant SUVs and pickups are the worst

Don't drive when you're depressed? Really? You're telling people they can't drive if they have a mental illness. I get if it's something like epilepsy, which I have. But telling people not to drive if they're depressed, is not the way to do it. And it isn't about "controlling" emotions. We can't physically do that. It's about managing and expressing them in a healthy and appropriate way.

I am so glad this is Jim Angelo! such a relief at the end!

Shit yourself/then clean it up.corncob

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Nice discussion. But, The advice is mainly for FWD and RWD car. I wonder whether an 4WD system can prevent hydroplanning?

Stand on the brake pedal

It doesn't matter if you have ABS or not.

I’m watching this for driving school 8/16/23

I’m watching this for driving school 8/14/23

i love night drives but i sped through a stop sign by accident bc i couldn’t see how far i was. it was an open country road and that shit straight up spooked me… so i ain’t doing the country again. or anywhere without street lights.

In my experience, hydroplaning is dealt with as follows- Men: Tell your passengers "we just hydroplaned" as you effortlessly regain traction and control Women: Scream and take both hands off the wheel to shield your eyes from the inevitable impact

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2:15 This GMC is an awesome looking vehicle

Thanks this helped! God bless you:) Jesus Christ loves you, He is God and He came and died on a cross for all Mankind and by his own power was raised from the dead 3 days later so that Anyone who repents of their sins and accepts Jesus as their Lord and Savior can be forgiven of their sins and be saved from hell.

I hydroplaned in my manual g35 today. Car had traction on. Spun 3 lanes accords the highway and somehow me and the car were unscathed. Humbling experience. Alhamdulillah safe

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It’s interesting as most drivers caught on the video are merging illegally by crossing the solid line😂

Did this today on a roundabout, and ended up on a grass bank but everything was ok.

Video #1 "Driving in Traffic" 1. Never pass a vehicle on the right unless they are making a left turn 2. Leave space when passing Video #2 "Search-Identify-Predict-Decide" 1. identify best and worse case scenarios 2. Be sure to check blind spots Video #3 "Litter Hurts" 1. make sure that everything is secure 2. It is never worth the risk Video #4 "Cause and Effect" 1. close your trunk 2. secure your load Video #5 "Driving in Adverse Conditions" 1. slow down for conditions 2. when hydroplaning put in neutral, don't press gas or brake until your tires have grip Video #6 "Search-Identify-Predict-Decide" 1. keep the space area around your vehicle open when possible 2. change following distance when your speed changes, visibility, road conditions, or vehicle condition Video #7 "Secure Your Load" 1. Don’t exceed vehicle weight limit 2. always tie down loads Video #8 "Driving in Snow" 1. Start and stop smoothly 2. brake slowly so you don't slide Video #9 "Driving in Rain" 1. always make sure you windshield wipers and tires are working well 2. slow down to avoid hydroplaning Video #10 "Driving in Fog" 1. Avoid driving in fog 2. use low beams not high beams Video #11 "Driving at Night" 1. Drive slower 2. Always use headlights

I read this title too quick and thought it said, “ How to pull out as a kid.”😳😂

Protip: Set your cruise to 40 MPH on the on-ramp then wait for a opening.

you all are noobs you can accelerate and decelerate fast and you are very short. I do it in a semi truck every day and I'm 73 feet long and can't accelerate or decelerate very fast at all and still manage to do it just fine everyday. It's not hard people just don't pay attention and people are dumb.

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The only real dangers of night driving are the idiots who drive with no headlights and the drunks. Night driving is really no different than day driving, at least on highways or main city roads. Just use your mirrors like you normally would. Now, if you're driving on a long stretch of country road where there is really no street lights and lots of twists/turns then I could see that being a bit dangerous at night.

U'VE answered me : thanks so much ; my challenge was the high beams : 🤔

I believe recent videos have said you can try to start receiver car right away with donor engine shut off, since it is now a complete circuit with donor battery, but it is better to put a little charge in receiver battery first, and this is necessary if battery is too dead, so you run donor engine for a few minutes to re-charge the dead battery and then shut off donor engine before trying to start receiving engine - never have both engines running simultaneously. I will stick with only one engine running at a time.

Any cyclist riding with no lights, no reflective vest with all dark colors, is asking for something bad to happen

I thought you were supposed to pass as many cars as possible then cut off the last one you pass.

Those first few moments of heavy rain is when everyone in NJ driving a prius, corolla, and altima decide to do 110mph and challenge all of earth and its inhabitants abilities. This includes snowstorms.