Franklin's hometown is flooding due to a severe storm. He is evacuating the area in his vehicle. What should he do if he comes across a flooded area or flowing water?

Franklin must not drive through a flood for there may no road at all under the water, unless he is familiar with the road and the flowing water is below one foot.

Moreover, if negotiating a flooded section of road, he must drive in the middle where the water will be at its shallowest and he must not drive through water against approaching vehicle to consider other drivers.

Franklin should not attempt to cross any areas with flowing water because he could get injured or swept away. Franklin should also not drive on flooded roadways because it can be hard to tell how deep the water is and his vehicle could easily get stuck. If his car does get stuck, Franklin should leave it immediately.