(FOX40.COM) — Rain storms often come with saturated roadways which means some drivers may experience their vehicles glide uncontrollably on the pavement because of the excessive water. This phenomenon ...

At 150 mph, Andrew Comrie-Picard felt his wheels start to slip. An unnerving sensation of numbness crept through the steering wheel, and his speedometer shot to 170 mph as the tires frantically ...

This article was originally published on The Drive. When it’s your decision to do so, sliding across the pavement like slippery socks on a vinyl floor is an adrenaline-spiking thrill unlike any other.

Content provided courtesy of USAA. Spinning, slipping and sliding are great when you're on an amusement park ride, but they can be deadly when you're in a car. Wet roads increase the risk of ...

Western Washington has had a dayslong deluge of rainy weather that doesn’t show sings of letting up, according to the National Weather Service. The rain-soaked conditions can have a serious impact on ...

People often say that the best way to learn is from other people’s mistakes. Apart from the late Ayrton Senna, nobody likes to drive in the rain. There is always the danger of hydroplaning. If you ...

Monsoon storm chances are moving back into your Most Accurate Forecast this weekend and into next week. Are drivers prepared to hit the road when the rain starts coming down? Operation Safe Roads ...

(KTXL) — Wet roadways during the rain can create several risks for drivers, one of which is hydroplaning. Hydroplaning happens when a car loses contact with the road and begins to ride on the water.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (KTXL) — Wet roadways during the rain can ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — Imagine this situation. You are cruising down the highway, off to work or even a weekend away. A rain shower develops, and the road you're traveling on becomes wet. This is not a ...