Winter road management practices must constantly balance the safety of both the public and the environment. When ice and snow are not removed from road surfaces, the results can be catastrophic, even deadly for drivers. On the flip side, over applying harsh treatments to keep roads clear can harm the environment. Let's learn how to responsibly satisfy both needs.

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.

Stocking up on ice melt usually means having some product left over. Properly managing these leftovers reduces costs and gives you a leg up on early snow in the fall. Let’s look at what steps you can take to avoid waste, stay organized, and be ready for the busy season.

As winter weather moves to the rearview mirror, snow plows across the country are being tucked away for the off-season. No matter the size of your fleet, taking the time for some pre-storage maintenance will greatly extend the life of your plows, save money, and help you prepare for the next winter season.