Hydroplaning is a dangerous situation for drivers navigating wet roads. If the roads are wet, a vehicle's tires could lose connection to the road, and a driver might lose control of the vehicle. Drivers may reduce their risks of hydroplaning by following some safety steps.
Speeding is dangerous under any conditions. Risks increase when a driver travels too fast in inclement weather or when road conditions are poor. Avoiding cruise control seems wise, too. Keeping hands on the wheel and personally controlling the vehicle's operation might prove more than helpful.
The road may dry up, but there could still be puddles or pools of water present. Safely avoiding them might keep the tires from suffering exposure to water.
Taking care of a car's tires might reduce hydroplaning and other issues such as blowouts. Worn-out treads won't provide much traction, and over and underinflated tires are not beneficial either.