Dangerous Ice Condition

I took a picture just for you guys to show a dangerous condition I've only seen twice in 700k miles of driving.

Usually in the morning or evening due to sun angles and when the temperature is borderline salt melt possible the road can give a strong impression that the surface is thin moisture but it isn't. If it's melted at all, it's only a small percentage and is mostly ice. It's more dangerous than black ice because you can clearly see it, but it's mostly ignored and the majority drive 50+

I drove through 280 today early this morning, and when I passed back through 45 minutes later after delivering at least 10 cars were in the snow.

The tell is obvious, is there enough mist coming off the road to imply that it's actually thawed. You can tell in the picture there's very very little of any leaving the road even though it looks like typical moist tire tracks.

And to be clear, I don't like taking pictures while driving but I wanted to capture this somewhat rare condition

I’m watching the same over here coming outta south Texas but I can’t load a pic to save my hind end people are careless not only with there lives out here but with everyone 1 around them be safe!!

I took a picture just for you guys to show a dangerous condition I've only seen twice in 700k miles of driving.

Usually in the morning or evening due to sun angles and when the temperature is borderline salt melt possible the road can give a strong impression that the surface is thin moisture but it isn't. If it's melted at all, it's only a small percentage and is mostly ice. It's more dangerous than black ice because you can clearly see it, but it's mostly ignored and the majority drive 50+

I drove through 280 today early this morning, and when I passed back through 45 minutes later after delivering at least 10 cars were in the snow.

The tell is obvious, is there enough mist coming off the road to imply that it's actually thawed. You can tell in the picture there's very very little of any leaving the road even though it looks like typical moist tire tracks.

And to be clear, I don't like taking pictures while driving but I wanted to capture this somewhat rare condition

Looks like 70 and 35 all around KC this morning. Only, this was every now and then. Most of the roads were fine, until they weren't, which is why we need to be especially on guard.

Great photo!

Looks like 80 coming out of Laramie this morning. It wasn't too bad, just had to go a little slower and leave following distance. Which if I may rant here those damn 4 wheelers make it stupidly hard to do with thier hard braking on slick surfaces.