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The temperature is near freezing, and the road is wet but not yet icy. Where should you expect ice to form first?
Correct answer: On bridges, overpasses and shaded parts of the road
Why
Cold air moves above and below a bridge, so the deck loses heat faster than a road on the ground. Slow down before you reach these places, and do not brake or steer hard on them. In winter, keep a slower speed and a longer following distance on all roads.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Winter driving · p. 32
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