Monsoon Driving: A Survival Guide

Waterlogged underpasses, painted zebra lines that turn into skating rinks, and visibility that vanishes in minutes.

Monsoon Driving: A Survival Guide

The first rain of the season is the most dangerous day of the year to drive — months of dust and rubber make the surface uniquely slippery.

Before the rains

  • Check tread depth; replace wipers that streak
  • Test brakes on an empty stretch after your first wet drive

In the rain

  • Aquaplaning? Ease off the accelerator, steer straight, do not brake hard
  • Never enter water above axle height — turn around
  • Keep double distance from the vehicle ahead

Our Standard and Premium courses include wet-road sessions in July for exactly this reason — ask your instructor to schedule one before the peaks arrive.

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