When a commercial motor vehicle begins to hydroplane on a water-covered roadway, immediately applying the service brakes is the recommended procedure to regain tire traction.
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False. Drivers should never brake while hydroplaning; they should release the accelerator and push in the clutch to allow the vehicle to slow down naturally until traction is restored.
The statement is false because standard commercial driving safety procedures prohibit braking during hydroplaning. Because the tires are separated from the road by water, applying the service brakes causes immediate wheel lockup and unpredictable vehicle yaw. The driver must ease off the accelerator and allow the vehicle to decelerate smoothly until tire contact is re-established.
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Hydroplaning response and braking hazard avoidance
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