On which stretches of the road are patches of ice most commonly found while driving?

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The formation of ice on the roadway requires low temperatures combined with ambient humidity or surface water. For this reason, patches of ice form more quickly and last longer in shaded areas where direct solar radiation does not reach, as well as in damp stretches, underpasses, areas close to watercourses or bridges (which cool from above and below). The layout of a curve or the presence of speed bumps does not by itself determine the appearance of ice, unless they coincide with these thermal and humidity conditions.

On which stretches of the road are patches of ice most commonly found while driving?

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