BMV Practice Test

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What should you do if you encounter a flooded road?

Drive through slowly
Turn around and find another route
Wait for the water to recede
Call for help

The correct answer is: Turn around and find another route

When you encounter a flooded road, the safest course of action is to turn around and find another route. Flooded roads can pose significant hazards, including strong currents that can sweep vehicles away, unexpected drop-offs, and the potential for hidden dangers. Even areas that appear to have only a shallow amount of water can be deceptive; the water depth can change quickly or may be deeper than it looks. By choosing to find an alternative route, you prioritize your safety and minimize the risk of being caught in a dangerous situation. Additionally, it is crucial to follow local guidelines or alerts regarding road conditions, as they are often well-informed about the current risks. This decision helps to keep traffic clear for emergency services and ensures that you are not putting yourself or others in harm's way.