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I got this email today and looked it up on the urband legends page and didn't find anything. It does kinda make sense.

An individual had a wreck a couple of weeks ago and totaled their

Lincoln Town Car. She hydroplaned on Hwy 135 between Gladewater & Kilgore,

Texas. She was not hurt, just emotionally rattled!

She learned a lesson I'd like to pass on to you. You may know this

already--but the highway patrolman told her that you should NEVER

drive in the rain with your cruise control on. He said if you did and

hydroplaned (which she did) that when your tires were off the road

your car would accelerate to a high rate of speed (which it did). You

don't have much, if any control when you hydroplane, but you are

totally in the hands of God when the car accelerates. She took off like

she was in an airplane. She is so thankful she made it through

that ordeal. Please pass the word around about not using cruise control

when the pavement is wet or icy. The highway patrolman said this should be

on the sun-visor with the warning about airbags.

The only person she found out who knew this (besides the patrolman)

was a man who had a similar accident and totaled his car. This has

made her wonder if this is not why so many of our young people are

dying in accidents.

Be careful out there!

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Originally posted by zeeker

um, doesn't your cruise control shut off when you tap your break? Also, even if the wheels did start to go faster, you're still on top of the water. How would that make you go any faster?

Your cruise control ABSOLUTELY deactivates as soon as you touch your brake. Or press the OFF button right on the steering wheel.

What was she doing, sitting in the backseat? Buncha B.S.:D

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