High-friction (anti-skid) surfacing applied to the road on the approach to pedestrian crossings and junctions eliminates the risk of skidding, meaning drivers do not need to increase their braking distances in wet weather.
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False. High-friction surfacing enhances grip on critical approaches but does not eliminate skidding or remove the requirement to allow greater stopping distances in wet conditions.
High-friction surfacing (often coloured red or beige) is laid on critical approaches to junctions, roundabouts, and pedestrian crossings to aid braking grip. However, it cannot overcome the laws of physics; wet conditions still reduce tyre adhesion, so drivers must still reduce speed and allow increased stopping distances.
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Limitations and driver responsibilities on high-friction (anti-skid) road surfacing in adverse weather
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