706.Which of the following best describes the correct driving behavior to prevent hydroplaning?
(A)Hydroplaning is mainly related to the depth of standing water on the road; as long as the water does notexceed the height of the tire tread, it is safe to drive at normal speed.
(B) Before passing through aflooded section on a rainy day, slow down in advance, because the higher the speed, the less effectivethe tire's drainage ability, and the risk of hydroplaning increases significantly with speed; also ensuresufficient tread depth to maintain drainage function.
(C) Modern vehicles are generally equipped with ABSanti-lock braking systems, which can effectively prevent hydroplaning; drivers only need to drive normallyand apply full braking force when necessary, and the system will handle it automatically.