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Damp or shaded areas, dips and bridges.
Damp or shaded areas, dips and bridges, among other exposed locations. Shade helps ice persist and moisture can freeze; ice can also occur elsewhere. Anticipate the risk, smoothly reduce speed and increase following distance, avoiding abrupt manoeuvres.
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Only bends; bridges can never ice over.
Only sunny, dry areas; shade prevents ice forming.
Damp or shaded areas, dips and bridges.
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