Transportation agencies and snow fighting crews have adopted some innovative ways to keep us all safe during the winter. There are many practices that can maximize the physical and chemical reactions needed to melt ice and snow quickly to restore safe driving conditions. Here we will answer frequently asked questions specifically about the practice of pre-wetting deicing products before applying them.

Just like a car, every home needs a regular tune up, and staying on top of tune ups can help ward off catastrophe. First things first, assemble your home team so you can divide up tasks. If you live alone, consider partnering up with a neighbor to provide assistance for multi-person jobs. Your home team will be your first line of defense in the event of a winter emergency. The adage ‘many hands make light work’ can help you lessen the load. Let’s get started!

In the heat of the summer, winter can feel so far away. Out of sight, out of mind. It can be difficult to be bothered about bundling up and preparing for winter storms. However, it is during those times we should be making arrangements to stay one step ahead of Jack Frost. Let’s look at how and when you should prepare your winter deicing plan, acquire your supplies, and fill your shed for the months to come.

Restoring winter roads to driveable conditions can be a complex process. Especially for big cities, snow fighters use a variety of tools to help them clear roads in a safe, timely, and cost effective manner. One of the most efficient tools snow fighting teams can use is route optimization.