1. Reduce your speed: Wet brakes can cause your vehicle to skid, so it's important to reduce your speed when driving in wet conditions.
2. Increase your following distance: This will give you more time to react if your brakes do start to skid.
3. Brake gently: Don't slam on your brakes, as this can cause your wheels to lock up and skid.
4. Pump your brakes: If your brakes do start to skid, release the brake pedal and then press it down again quickly and firmly. This will help your wheels regain traction.
5. Use a lower gear: This will help your engine to slow down your vehicle without having to use your brakes as much.
6. Avoid sudden turns: Sudden turns can cause your vehicle to lose traction and skid.
7. Be aware of the road conditions: Wet roads are more slippery than dry roads, so it's important to be extra cautious when driving in wet conditions.
