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There's lots of toads on the road because they're trying to get further away from the ponds. It's a rainy night so the level of water is higher. Toads generally like to stay relatively dry so they go out on the road to avoid being soaked in the ponds.
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Why is it difficult to see the roadway in front of you when driving on a rainy night?
The road is covered with water which acts like a plane mirror.
Why in rainy season the moving vehicles on road skid?
In rainy season, moving vehicles on the road will skid due to the loss of friction when the tires encounter water on the road.
Why do cars skid on rainy days?
As there is no friction on the road,thus the road will not have friction that stop the car from moving.
Why do you easily slip on rainy day?
on a rainy day, the rain water forms a layer on the road. it acts as a lubricant which reduces friction. due to less friction, we slip on a rainy day.
When walking on road in rainy season why so much petrol drop on road?
Oil floats on top of water.
Why can cars skid more easily on rainy days?
Because on a rainy day, the water acts as a lubricant to the road. Therefore your tires; being made of rubber; cannot maintain the same traction as they do on a dry road.
What holds the car to the road?
Gravity and also the traction between the tires and the road. The ridges on the tires sort of grab the road so you don't slide, especially on rainy days.
Why do we slip on rainy daY?
Oils in the road surface mix with the rainwater - creating a slippery surface.
What activity or signs before earthquake?
Sometimes the water level could rise and toads would jump around on the road
What will be warmer at night a white or black road?
Black road
Does disk brake fail during rainy season?
yes it will fail has mud and bumpy road are prone to loss the control of the vehicle so during rainy season it is that to limit the speed of the vehicle
Cars skid more easily on rainy days?
There is less contact between the tyres of the cars and the road surface on rainy days. The rainwater filling up the grooves of the tyres and the rainwater on the surface of the road prevent the tyres from gripping more tightly to the road surface. In other words, water reduces the friction between the tyres and the road surface.(This is the exact answer! Did a lot of research to come up with this answer!)
