True or False: The road surface of a bridge may be dangerous in winter due to ice buildup.

The statement is true because the road surface of a bridge can indeed be particularly dangerous in winter conditions due to ice buildup. Bridges tend to cool more rapidly than regular roadways because of the air circulation both above and below the structure. This can lead to ice forming more quickly on bridge surfaces, even when the ground and adjacent roads may appear to be free of ice. Consequently, drivers should exercise extra caution when approaching and crossing bridges in winter, as the risk of slipping and losing control increases significantly due to these icy conditions.