In which of the following circumstances is the level of grip between the tires and the roadway lower?

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Tire grip depends directly on the condition of the road surface and on the weather conditions. Among the various slippery surfaces, ice has the lowest coefficient of friction, making grip minimal and the risk of skidding extreme. Although packed snow significantly reduces traction and calls for maximum caution, it still provides more grip than an icy surface. Therefore, grip is lower on ice than on packed snow. A completely dry road surface offers the optimum level of friction, so it is not the situation with the lowest grip, and wet asphalt retains much more grip than a patch of ice, so it is not either.

In which of the following circumstances is the level of grip between the tires and the roadway lower?

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