1. Let off the gas pedal.
2. Steer straight.
3. Brake gently.
4. Once the vehicle slows down and regains traction, gradually accelerate.
Here are some additional tips for driving in wet weather:
* Slow down. The faster you're driving, the more likely you are to hydroplane.
* Use your headlights. This will help you see and be seen by other drivers.
* Increase your following distance. This will give you more time to react if the vehicle in front of you hydroplanes.
* Avoid puddles and standing water. If you can't avoid them, drive through them slowly and carefully.
* Be extra cautious on bridges, ramps, and curves. These areas are more likely to be wet and slippery.
By following these tips, you can help reduce the risk of hydroplaning and stay safe while driving in wet weather.
