Which of the following statements about driving on wet roads are true?

On wet roads, proceed with caution. Your vehicle's stopping distance will increase, so you should double your usual space cushion to at least four seconds. A road is usually slipperiest during the first half hour of rain. This is because the first rain mixes with dirt, oil, and other slippery fluids. This material will persist until more rain washes it away. When you're driving through water, partial hydroplaning can start at speeds as low as 35 mph. Your tires will lose their grip of the road and start to skim over the surface of the water. If you hydroplane, don't try to brake or accelerate. Let your car slow itself down. Don't use cruise control on wet, icy, or snowy roads. If your vehicle loses traction on a slippery surface, the cruise control may spin the drive wheels as it tries to maintain a constant speed. This can worsen or even cause a skid. [Rain, Weather Conditions, Special Driving Conditions, Wyoming Rules of the Road]