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Black ice, a nearly invisible hazard causing over 10% of weather-related crashes in the US, poses significant risks to roadway safety. Current measures like stationary Road Weather Information sensors (mRWIS) and cautionary signs improve awareness, but have limitations. Mobile Advanced Road Weather Information Sensors (MARWIS) offer enhanced, cost-effective, and real-time data collection at highway speed […]