Why it is more difficult to walk on ice than on road?
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A system with a low coefficient of friction has a low resistance to the surfaces sliding across one another. The fact that ice has a very low coefficient of friction it is difficult to apply force; hence it makes it difficult to walk on the ice.
Because ice offers very less friction, making it difficult to walk.