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At what point should a motorcyclist begin to be extra cautious for slippery conditions after spotting a 'Slippery When Wet' sign, especially if it starts to rain lightly?

Roads are often most slippery during the initial phase of light rainfall. Dust, oil, and other debris mix with water to create a very slick film on the road sur

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Question: At what point should a motorcyclist begin to be extra cautious for slippery conditions after spotting a 'Slippery When Wet' sign, especially if it starts to rain lightly?

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  • Only when heavy rain has been falling for several hours. ✅ Immediately upon the first drops of rain, as roads are most slippery then.
  • After passing the area indicated by the sign.
  • Only if the temperature drops below freezing.

Correct answer: Immediately upon the first drops of rain, as roads are most slippery then.

Explanation: Roads are often most slippery during the initial phase of light rainfall. Dust, oil, and other debris mix with water to create a very slick film on the road surface.

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