Where must you especially reckon with ice on the roadway?

Ice can form in various conditions on the roadway, but specific locations are particularly prone to it.

1. On bridges, ice can develop quickly as they are exposed to air on both the top and bottom surfaces, causing them to cool faster than regular road surfaces.
2. Stretches of road running through forests are also at risk because they can be shaded, leading to delayed melting of ice and snow, and colder temperatures can persist in these areas due to lack of sunlight.

It's crucial for drivers to be aware of these factors as they can affect traction and vehicle control, potentially leading to accidents. Recognizing these areas enhances safety and encourages caution during winter conditions.