Question

1. if your vehicle begins to hydroplane, you should: a. brake hard and steer the car where you want it to go. b. brake gently and aggressively steer the car where you want it to go. c. add a little accelerator to help get you past the water. d. ease off of the accelerator pedal, slowly steer the car where you want it to go, and brake gently once your tires regain their grip on the road. 120. should you use your vehicles cruise control while its raining? a. yes. b. no. c. its optional. d. only if it is adaptive cruise control. 121. vehicles entering a traffic circle must yield to vehicles that are already in the circle. a. correct. b. incorrect.

Explanation:

1. When hydroplaning, hard - braking or aggressive steering can cause loss of control. Easing off the accelerator, gentle steering, and braking when grip is regained is the correct approach.
2. Using cruise control in rain can be dangerous as it may prevent the driver from quickly adjusting speed in case of hydroplaning or other wet - road hazards.
3. Traffic rules generally state that vehicles entering a traffic circle must yield to those already in it to ensure smooth traffic flow.

Answer:

1. D. Ease off of the accelerator pedal, slowly steer the car where you want it to go, and brake gently once your tires regain their grip on the road.
2. B. No.
3. A. Correct.