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I don't know. Could be oil too, especially if the road was already wet.Ice? A bob tailing trailers maybe?

Over 80% air pollution and then the rain brings it down as a weird liquified chemical droplets on already oily surface.Ice? A bob tailing trailers maybe?
It is oil already in the road most likely. It splatters and drips from every vehicle on the road every day and from the sweat of greasy pedestrians. It gets into all the little nooks and crannies of the pavement and creates a thin film between the surfaces of the gravel or sand aggregates. Rain lifts and floats that settled oil to create slick conditions.I don't know. Could be oil too, especially if the road was already wet.