True or False: You should use Cruise Control while it is raining and/or after it has rained.

Using cruise control while it's raining or after rain is not advised due to the increased risk of losing traction on wet roads. When roads are slick, especially with water, the tires have a harder time gripping the surface. Engaging cruise control can lead to a driver inadvertently accelerating when they should be decelerating to maintain control. This creates a higher potential for hydroplaning, where the vehicle can lose contact with the road entirely, resulting in a dangerous situation.

Maintaining full control of the vehicle in adverse weather conditions is critical, so it's best to manually manage speed and braking in the rain to ensure a safer driving experience.