Why do automobiles rust faster in wet climates than in drier climates?
automobiles rust faster in wet climate becauseĀ the chemical reaction between the metal and the iron, oxygen or water
breaks down, or oxidizes, the metal causing the appearance of rust.
the water helps the car slide just a little bit if you drive in a wet climate but in a dry climate the car does all the work. for example when you slide across ice with sneakers. on a dry surface you cant slide, but an a icy surface you start but the ice does the rest.