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Damp or shaded areas.
Damp or shaded areas, where water may freeze and ice persist. It may also occur on bridges or dips; a bend or dip does not rule it out. Anticipate it, slow before entering, increase following distance and use controls smoothly. Grip can fall greatly; do not assume every icy surface has exactly the same grip.
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Only dips and humps, never other sections.
Only bends, regardless of temperature or moisture.
Damp or shaded areas.
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