When riding a moped on a road with many puddles, what measure is essential to ensure safety?

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The tire is the moped's only point of contact with the asphalt. When facing puddles, it is vital that the tires have adequate tread depth and the pressure recommended by the manufacturer: only then can the grooves drain the water and prevent aquaplaning or a total loss of grip. Accelerating over water greatly increases the risk of skidding and falling, and making continual changes of path to avoid puddles destabilizes the two-wheeled vehicle and can cause collisions with other road users.

When riding a moped on a road with many puddles, what measure is essential to ensure safety?

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