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00:00The roads will be slippery every time it rains.
00:04According to an expert, hydroplaning should be avoided.
00:07What is it? Find out in the news brought to you by Joseph Moro.
00:14It's the first day of Christmas and many have experienced it.
00:16So if there's no traffic on the roads because motorists are going home to their provinces at the same time,
00:22slippery roads and dangerous roads are the dangers for some.
00:27According to a road safety expert,
00:29it's better to be careful when driving when it's raining heavily.
00:33In Tagalog, it's called tikatik.
00:35So it's more dangerous to drive, sir?
00:38It's more dangerous than a totally bus.
00:40Tikatik is more prone to slippery roads.
00:45It's more slippery.
00:48Another thing to be careful of is hydroplaning.
00:51This is when the car's wheels lose contact
00:54and it feels like it's gliding in the water.
00:57When driving in the rain, it's important to monitor the speed.
01:02If the road is wet, don't crash.
01:04Respect the speed limits.
01:06The most manageable is 60, especially if you're in the expressway.
01:10That's the safest because it's easier for you to react to whatever hazard there is on the road.
01:16Aside from this, make sure that there's enough distance between you and the vehicle in front of you.
01:21At least one car.
01:24At least one car is the difference in our range.
01:27If you're a bit close,
01:29there's a tendency that if you're in the wrong place and you're too close to the vehicle in front of you,
01:35the reaction will be different.
01:37According to the Land Transportation Office,
01:39avoid sudden braking,
01:41be alert to water patches,
01:43slippery roads,
01:44and if the wheels are still gliding on the road.
01:47If you feel that the grip is losing,
01:49carefully remove your foot from the accelerator to slow it down.
01:53If it crosses a slippery road,
01:55tap the brake slowly to make it dry.
01:59According to the PNP Highway Patrol Group,
02:04from January to September 2024,
02:07there were only 25,000 accidents on the road across the country.
02:12This is a 39.13% increase compared to the same time last year.
02:18What if you're the one who's careful on the road,
02:20but the other drivers are careless?
02:23We can't control what's behind us.
02:26What we can control is what's in front of us.
02:29We can do that.
02:30But maybe the tip for our drivers,
02:33maybe be more aware of the rear mirrors and side mirrors.
02:38Jozef Maronik, Babalita, Parse, GMA Integrated News.