Hydroplaning of the ambulance on wet roads would most likely occur at speeds of greater than _____ mph

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Hydroplaning of the ambulance on wet roads would most likely occur at speeds of greater than _____ mph

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Hydroplaning of the ambulance on wet roads would most likely occur at speeds of greater than 30 miles per hour. (MPH)

Fabio Lamanna answered Sep 13, 2018

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