IT’S official, rainy days are here, and road conditions can get awful for driving—slippery ground, floods, poor visibility—and yes, the monstrous traffic.

“Driving in the rain can be really dangerous, especially during the night, as it’s one of the worst conditions you can drive in,” says Carlos Ubaldo, director of Pinoy Driver blog, which helps motorists, especially new ones, pass government-required driving tests.

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