Where must you especially reckon with ice on the roadway?

You answered correctly that ice is especially likely to form on bridges and on stretches of road running through forests. This is because bridges are exposed to cold air both above and below the surface, causing them to freeze earlier and longer than regular roads. Similarly, forested areas receive less sunlight and are often cooler and shaded, which can lead to icy patches. In contrast, frequently used roads tend to warm up more quickly and are less likely to remain icy. Remembering these conditions helps you anticipate slippery spots and drive more carefully in these areas during cold weather.