When driving on slick roads, drivers should:
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Use alternate routes.
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Take turns more slowly.
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Accelerate quickly.
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Drive as they would on dry roads.
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Explanation
On slick roads, drivers must adapt their speed to the conditions. The reduced traction on slippery surfaces increases the risk of skidding or losing control, especially when turning. Take turns and curves more slowly when the road is slippery.
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