Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• icers should be spread before 7:00 a.m. Traffic under extreme weather conditions ...
• During the snowfall and/ or blizzard the permitted layer of snow on the carriageway is not more than 5cm. When the road is covered with ice for the first time, de
• After the turn off to the Scout Camp the road is covered with ice. This is not all bad though since you can still get to the Scout Camp there is still a good chance you could see some mountain goats or maybe some bighorn sheep from the road.
• brakes on downhill stretches of the freeway even if the road is covered with ice. You are curious, so you stop at the next emergency exit to take some measurements. You determine that the exit rises at an angle of 10° from the horizontal and is ...
• In winter the road is covered with ice and snow. Avalanches, heavy snowfalls and landslides can occur anytime and can sometimes block some sections of the road, being extremely dangerous due to frequent patches of ice. The road is very  ...

• One other thing we learned the hard way—to avoid making ruts in a wet road, try to drive on it only when it is frozen. That's usually between four and nine a.m. in our area, if the road is frozen at all. The less ruts made, the less you have to fill.
• The road to Yakutsk is so frozen that the road is frozen solid. It is only in the summer that the road periodically becomes impassable. In the autumn the road freezes back and becomes even better than most soil roads. In the dead of winter there ...
• The road to Yakutsk is so frozen that the road is frozen solid. It is only in the summer that the road periodically becomes impassable. In the autumn the road freezes back and becomes even better than most soil roads. In the dead of winter there ...
• The road is frozen and so is like driving on pavement only with snow drifts. Winter is the best time to see the northern lights. Inuvik is access to the Mackenzie River ice highway to Aklavik or Tuktoyaktuk along the frozen Mackenzie River that ...