hydroplaning

I stood behind 30 or so Arabic men, none of whom looked as if they really cared what "hydroplaning" was.

Hydroplaning occurs when a sheet of water comes between the vehicle's tire and the pavement.

Hydroplaning can occur with any type of vehicle.

Hydroplaning, also known as aquaplaning, is the condition where a layer of water builds up between the tire and road surface.

Hydroplaning occurs when the tread pattern cannot channel away enough water at an adequate rate to ensure a semi-dry footprint area.

"How Hydroplaning Works" 05 October 2009.

This is Hydroplaning (1959)

"Hydroplaning," he said.

Hydroplaning (or aquaplaning)

General Dynamics is offering a cut down version of the EFV without the hydroplaning or weapons.

The build up of rubber directly affects these variables and therefore reduces the friction available for landing which increase the possibility of hydroplaning of the landing airplane.

How Hydroplaning Works Wet, slippery roads are one of the major dangers that drivers face, especially because they increase the chances of hydroplaning.

Thoughts of hydroplaning made her tense up until she was sitting bolt upright in the seat, and she eased up off the gas in an effort to slow down gradually.

Hydroplaning is a common cause of accidents, and tire manufacturers are continually coming up with new tread designs that attempt to channel water away and make a path for the tire.

The chance of car hydroplaning is also minimal at bicycle speeds as the weight per contact area of car tires is not much lower if any than bicycle tires.