Here is a question that was puzzling me in wet weather recently.
Traditional wisdom is that you shouldn't use cruise control on wet or icy roads because if you aqua plane or slip the car will keep trying to accelerate to achieve the set speed and send you flying off out of control when you get some sort of grip.
My question is whether this only applied to older crude cruise control systems on cars without traction control and other modern systems or does it still hold true?
Traditional wisdom is that you shouldn't use cruise control on wet or icy roads because if you aqua plane or slip the car will keep trying to accelerate to achieve the set speed and send you flying off out of control when you get some sort of grip.
My question is whether this only applied to older crude cruise control systems on cars without traction control and other modern systems or does it still hold true?