On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery and pedestrians are more likely to fall, but the stopping distance of vehicles remains the same as usual.

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False

The text states, "On rainy days, the road surface becomes slippery, which increases the stopping distance of vehicles and makes pedestrians more likely to fall, creating danger." In addition to pedestrians being more likely to fall, the stopping distance of vehicles also increases, so the latter part of this statement is incorrect.