Which of the following roadways freezes first when wet?
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Bridges and over-passes.
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Roadways with lots of potholes.
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Intersections.
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Tunnels.
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Explanation
Bridges and overpasses freeze before other roadways because they are exposed to air from all sides, including underneath. This exposure causes them to cool more quickly than roads that are insulated by the ground, making them more likely to develop patches of ice in cold, wet conditions.
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