Which part of the Autobahn is prone to becoming ice hazards?

The section of the Autobahn that is most prone to ice hazards is bridges. Bridges often cool more quickly than regular road surfaces due to being elevated and exposed to air from both above and below. This can lead to a quicker formation of ice, especially during cold weather or when temperatures fluctuate around freezing.

While curves can also be hazardous due to the dynamics of vehicle handling, the specific conditions of bridges make them particularly noteworthy as potential ice hazard areas. Roads with many intersections may present their own types of hazards, such as increased stopping and starting or confusion among drivers, but they do not specifically correlate with ice formation in the same manner as bridges. Similarly, stretches leading through forests may be affected by falling leaves or debris, yet they do not have the same characteristics of being exposed to the cold that can create ice.