Rain...
A)is a weather phenomenon that does not affect driving.
B)improves visibility because it cleans the windscreen.
C)requires the driver to take greater precautions due to reduced tyre grip.Correct
Rain reduces tyre grip on the road surface and impairs visibility.
On a wet road, tyres lose grip, increasing the distance needed to brake, so we should reduce speed and increase the safety distance. We should always brake gently to avoid possible wheel lock.
In response to the reduced visibility caused by rain, we should use dipped headlights and, where appropriate, fog lights.
Driving in rain is more demanding and tiring for the driver, so we should take rest breaks more frequently.