Which of the following is true about roadways on bridges and overpasses in cold, wet weather?
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They stay warmer because they are elevated.
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They do not freeze because they are made of concrete.
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They tend to freeze after the rest of the road does.
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They tend to freeze before the rest of the road does.
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Explanation
Bridges and overpasses are exposed to colder air both above and below, causing them to freeze faster than the rest of the road. Always exercise caution and reduce speed when driving on these surfaces during cold, wet weather, as they can remain icy even after other roads have cleared.
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