When the yellow circulation level for snow is activated, what is the condition of the road surface?

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The yellow level indicates that the road starts to get covered with snow (the snow has partially stuck to the surface). This is a significant alert level where driving becomes hazardous. Key Rules for Yellow Level: Circulation is prohibited for trucks and articulated vehicles. Cars and buses must not exceed 60 km/h. Sudden maneuvers must be avoided, and safety distance increased. Difference from other levels: If it is only 'starting to snow' (without covering the road), it corresponds to the green level. If the road is 'completely covered' and tire chains are mandatory, it corresponds to the red level.

When the yellow circulation level for snow is activated, what is the condition of the road surface?

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