December 26, 2019
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You’ve probably heard of black ice and the threat it poses to drivers, but what is it exactly? What’s the difference between regular ice and black ice? Should you really be concerned about it?
To answer that last question, yes, you should be concerned about it. Black ice is ice that’s developed on the surface of a roadway. It’s transparent, but takes on the color of the surface of road it’s on. When ice gets wet from outside temperatures warming up, it becomes dangerously slick. Tires can’t provide the proper traction needed to grip the road, and that’s when accidents happen.
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