Practice question
Why are painted lane lines, crosswalks, and arrows especially dangerous to motorcyclists when wet?
- They have higher friction than pavement
- They are smoother than pavement and become much more slippery when wet
- They are made of metal
- They are softer than pavement
Answer: B — They are smoother than pavement and become much more slippery when wet
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