Which of the following is listed as a top roadway risk related to road conditions or maintenance?

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When considering road conditions and maintenance, the safety problem comes from how well the roadway is kept up. Improperly maintained roads directly reflect issues with the surface, drainage, markings, and debris control, which raise crash risk by reducing tire grip, causing surprises, or making steering and braking more difficult. Potholes, cracks, uneven pavement, debris, and poor drainage are all examples of maintenance problems that create hazards for drivers. The other options describe factors not tied to how well the road is maintained: the type of road is about design, weather is an environmental condition, and poor lighting affects visibility rather than the road’s upkeep.