Dangers of Wadis . Would you drive across a Wadi ?

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Dangers of Wadis . Would you drive across a Wadi ? In times of rain check the weather forecast before making a journey and only drive if absolutely necessary. Any flowing wadi crossing can be dangerous. Even in shallow wadis, rocks and debris hidden underneath can be deadly. Never cross a wide or deep flowing wadi. Never cross a wadi where you are driving against the current. If the water is covering the white lower part of the wadi marker, do not cross If attempting to cross a passable wadi ensure enough gap between you and the vehicle crossing in-front. Avoid bow waves from vehicles crossing the other way. Never stop your vehicle whilst crossing a wadi. Keep a slow constant speed. If you get stuck in a wadi and it is safe to get to shore you should act promptly and leave your vehicle while you are still able to do so. . Would you drive across a Wadi ? If you were a passenger would you let the driver cross ?