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IF and only IF I'm right. A bridge surface will freee before a rooad surface most likely because of the metal used to make the bridge which will freeze the bridge structure and start forming on the road.

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During winter, water can seep into cracks in the road surface, freeze, and expand, causing the cracks to widen. This repeated freeze-thaw cycle weakens the road surface, leading to potholes and cracks. Additionally, the use of road salt and de-icing chemicals can further deteriorate the road surface by increasing corrosion and erosion.


What causes the road surface to crack during winter?

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