In Hungarian road traffic rules, on which road sections is black ice most likely to form first?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Bridges, elevated flyovers, and shaded forest cuttings exposed to cold air
- Step 1: Bridges and viaducts lose heat from both above and below, causing moisture to freeze much earlier than on insulated ground-level roads. Answer: Bridges, elevated flyovers, and shaded forest cuttings exposed to cold air. Why not the others: Cold air circulating beneath bridges creates early freezing conditions even when surrounding roads are clear.
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