On which stretches or places of the road are patches of ice most likely to be found while driving?

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The presence of ice on the roadway drastically reduces the coefficient of friction, making tire grip practically nil and dangerously multiplying the braking distance. The driver must anticipate this risk, as patches of ice are especially likely to form and persist in shaded areas where direct solar radiation does not penetrate, in damp stretches or near watercourses, as well as on bridges and overpasses because of air currents. Therefore, although a curve or a dip may have ice, the main cause favoring its recurring presence is the lack of sun and ambient humidity.

On which stretches or places of the road are patches of ice most likely to be found while driving?

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