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The temperature is near freezing, and the road looks only wet. Where is ice most likely to form first?
Correct answer: On bridges and overpasses
Why
A bridge deck is exposed to cold air above and below, so it can ice over while the road on either side is only wet. Slow down before you reach a bridge in cold weather and avoid sudden braking or steering on it. Remember that a few ice patches can remain even on roads that have been cleared.
Verified against Missouri Driver Guide · Winter Driving · p. 65
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