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Slippery street conditions are detected rapidly, accurately and with low costs by using cars moving on the street network as sensors. The way is based on constant measuring and analyzing of data derived from the CAN-bus of the car. The solution being software-based, no sensor equipment need to be installed in the car, nor does it require any extra maintenance actions from the driver. This allows for the way to be employed in a really big number of cars with moderate costs. The slipperinesss data produced by the cars can be gathered and used for winter maintenance purposes and presented for street players in a desired format, for instance as direct slipperiness alerts to cars or visualisations in a map interface. Extensive slipperiness data can also be used for the benefit of info providing and commercial added value services. The shop for slipperiness detection, in addition to the massive cars acting as sensors themselves and the fleet managers, also contain another parties, who benefit from slipperiness info, such as authorities, street maintenance operators, providers of street weather and navigator services, car and car system manufactureres and insurance companies. Geographically slipperiness info is relevant not only in the cold but also in temperate climate zones such as in central Europe, where slipperiness occurs less frequently but due to that, more surprisingly and with serious consequences. A significant part of the world’s population, also street players, lives in these zones.