Roads freeze more quickly when they are:
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Shaded.
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Uphill.
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Flat.
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Curvy.
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Explanation
Shaded areas on roads freeze more quickly and retain ice for a longer time. In cold, wet weather, shade from trees or buildings can hide patches of ice that are not easily visible to drivers. These shaded spots freeze before other areas and take longer to dry out, making them more slippery.
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