This is a question for the experts to answer. The rains are here again and there's no doubt that major roads will experience flooding and a lot of cars will quench on the road.

So, I had an incident today which is the reason for this topic. It rained heavily this morning in PH, and unfortunately for me, I was still out.

I got to a flooded street with wave height of about 15 inches (some experts have recommended 6 inches of standing water and 4 inches of flowing water). But trust Nigerians, we must test it.

A smaller saloon car approached from the opposite end and was coming speed and obviously high waves. I bet his AC was on too. I flashed at him severally, but baba no free reduce speed. On impulse, I increased my speed to slize through his wave, and boom, his car died on the spot.

I felt bad for him, but there was nothing I could do.

So my question to expert drivers is:

What do you do driving in a flood situation?

I know these few.

1. Avoid it as much as possible, irrespective of your car size.
2. Enter the water slowly, 3-4mph is enough speed. Rev for manual cars. Autos, I don't know.
3. Turn of your AC

Experts oya over to una

Am here to learn

Some cars are rugged at this. If you drive a ride with an EPS pls pull over. As for Peugeot users pls be at the last queue and wait for your fellow car users to pass through before getting past the water ikenna would kill me over this

N.B : best is to pull over