Does the paint used for road markings affect the level of grip of the tires?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The paint of road markings is less porous than the road surface and considerably reduces tire grip. The effect is worsened by water or rain, because a slippery film forms on the lines that can cause loss of control or a fall, especially on two-wheeled vehicles such as mopeds. Saying that paint increases grip in all circumstances is false, and so is claiming that it does not alter grip at all, because paint never improves traction nor is it harmless to it.

Does the paint used for road markings affect the level of grip of the tires?

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