Where must you particularly reckon with dirt on the roadway and therefore danger of skidding?

Dirt on the roadway often comes from vehicles or equipment moving between unpaved areas and the road. Near construction sites, loose soil, gravel, or mud can be tracked onto the road, creating slippery spots that increase the risk of skidding. Similarly, at junctions with farm tracks, agricultural vehicles frequently bring dirt, mud, or loose material onto the pavement. This can reduce tire grip, especially in wet conditions. In contrast, innercity crossroads are usually paved and cleaned regularly, so dirt-related skidding is less common there. Recognizing these locations helps drivers adjust speed and driving style to maintain control and safety.