A series of car accidents were reported across Seoul and its surrounding roads on Tuesday morning, which traffic authorities suspect were caused by black ice, a thin layer of ice on the road surface.

Black ice is a well-known weather slang term for patchy ice that cannot be seen on roadways or other surfaces. In its typical form, black ice is completely transparent, only called "black" because ...

It's commonly called black ice, and it can be especially worrying after winter storms like the one that just blanketed areas in the nation's Mid-Atlantic states and the East Coast. And Texas is ...

Low temperatures combined with wet roads can lead to instances of dangerous black ice. Black ice is a thin transparent layer of ice that blends into the road. It’s caused when the temperature ...

Black ice forms without air bubbles, so it can easily blend into whatever road or surface that it's freezing over. It may appear like wet or glossy pavement and most people don't realize it's ice ...

If a vehicle hits black ice, it can lose traction, leading to skidding, sliding or even rolling over. High-speed driving or sudden braking only increases the risk of losing control. Pedestrians ...

If they’re not, it could be a sign the pavement is actually iced over. Also avoid unnecessarily changing lanes, where you could hit black ice between lanes. Leave enough room between you and the ...

"The Records Rule has placed most records about county-held immigration detainees in an impenetrable black box, shielding them from public scrutiny," the lawsuit states. More:Possible ICE activity ...