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A clean surface in good condition.
A clean surface in good condition, compared with the same surface contaminated with grease or loose gravel. Grip also depends on texture, temperature, tyres, pressure, water and ice. It is not true that every flexible or rigid pavement always grips better than every other surface.
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The same surface with loose gravel.
The same surface with grease stains.
A clean surface in good condition.
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