In torrential rain with the road surface completely wet, which factor increases?

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Heavy rain drastically reduces tire grip on the road surface, noticeably increasing the braking distance. In addition, excess water can wet the components of the braking system (discs or shoes), causing them to lose effectiveness or temporarily stop responding properly, which raises the risk of having an accident. On the other hand, visibility never increases with rain; on the contrary, it decreases considerably.

In torrential rain with the road surface completely wet, which factor increases?

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