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Dry, clean pavement with good grip.
A dry, clean pavement with good grip, compared with the same pavement wet or contaminated. This does not mean every smooth surface has more grip than a textured one: texture and condition also matter. Brakes, tyres and other factors affect performance; it does not guarantee an identical distance or justify neglecting speed.
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The same pavement covered with water reducing grip.
Dry, clean pavement with good grip.
The same pavement contaminated with oil.
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