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Weather and emergency strategiesStandalone practice
Near freezing, which clues and locations deserve extra caution for hidden ice?
Correct answer: Shiny dark pavement, shaded areas, bridges and intersections
Why
Be suspicious of shiny dark pavement near freezing. Shaded areas may remain icy; bridges and overpasses can freeze sooner than adjacent roads, and intersections may ice up quickly. Reduce speed and keep controls smooth before grip is lost.
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