What should you anticipate when driving on wet cobblestones?

On wet cobblestones, the surface becomes very slippery because water reduces the friction between the tires and the road. This causes two main effects: First, the wheels can lock easily during braking, which can lead to loss of control. Second, when accelerating, the rear wheels can skid quickly because they have less grip on the wet surface. These conditions require careful and gentle use of the brakes and accelerator to maintain stability. The third option, increased traction during steering, is incorrect because wet cobblestones reduce traction overall, making steering less reliable. Understanding this helps you drive more cautiously in such conditions.