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You are driving on a road at 40 km/h and do not hear any slush spray under the car. What is this a sign of?
Review of the options:
- That the road surface is ice.
– Sounds reasonable since ice is hard and does not spray up. - That the road surface is slush.
– According to Nationalencyklopedin, slush is “wet sludge consisting particularly of melted snow”. It would spray up under the car if you are driving 40 km/h. - That you risk slushplaning due to the road conditions.
– To experience slushplaning, large quantities of slush are needed and quite a high speed, which are not found on this road.
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