Just seen this on the BBC, it was brought to my attention after commenting that the new surface of a B road near me has been resurfaced but the surface feels very odd and has a shiny appearance even when dry. (odd = no real feedback to steering but ok 100m further on after moving back to old surface).
news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/file_on_4/4278419.s...m
StarGazer
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No real data so difficult to judge if it is just the BBC scaremongering.
Would I stop within the distance listed in the highway code?
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Would I stop within the distance listed in the highway code?
Probably so, but most cars, on most road surfaces I suspect would be able to stop in half the published distance nowadays.
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