On freezing, wet days, which of the following roadways is most likely to be slippery?
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Roadways with heavy traffic.
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Roadways on bridges and overpasses.
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Roadways near the top of hills.
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Country roads.
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Explanation
Unlike regular roadways, which are insulated by the ground beneath, bridges and overpasses are exposed to air on all sides. This makes them cool down and freeze more quickly than other road surfaces.
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