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If you encounter icy patches on a bridge or overpass, why might they be icier than the regular roadway?

Bridges and overpasses freeze faster and stay frozen longer because they are exposed to cold air on all sides, unlike roadways which are insulated by the ground

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Question: If you encounter icy patches on a bridge or overpass, why might they be icier than the regular roadway?

Answer options:

  • Bridges are less frequently salted than roads ✅ They are typically exposed to more wind and have cold air circulating both above and below them, cooling faster
  • The material used for bridges absorbs more moisture
  • Traffic moves slower on bridges, allowing ice to form more easily

Correct answer: They are typically exposed to more wind and have cold air circulating both above and below them, cooling faster

Explanation: Bridges and overpasses freeze faster and stay frozen longer because they are exposed to cold air on all sides, unlike roadways which are insulated by the ground.

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