I want that so bad for my driveway. There is a high value housing development that was recently installed a couple of towns over from me, and apparently many of those houses have this. Never have to use a snowblower again :awe:
In the future, there will be heating elements under the roads and sidewalks that can melt the snow when needed.
its pretty much finished here.
However, Highway 401 in Toronto is seriously messed up. Traffic collisions and stuck vehicles are everywhere there.
I hear ya.It's been non stop all day. They're coming in as fast as I can plug them into the website. Just a shitty drive in general despite the crashes. I'm not quite sure how I got in today. None of the roads were ploughed.
he was trying to post S.O.S. but he died before he could finish it.Holy crap, it's so bad that Wyndru has been reduced to using morse code.
There, I fixed it :awe:he was trying to post S.O.S. but he died before he could finish it.
I hear ya.
We got about 6" to 8" of snow. Still some light snow coming down.
All elementary and high schools were closed here today.
City buses are getting stuck on side streets here due to lack of plowing.
Just plain unpleasant today.
Governor Patrick has banned all cars from the roads after 4pm in MA.
So what happens to people who work at utilities or hospitals or some other place that has to be running 24/7?
The point is not to figure out how to come down hard on people; it’s to emphasize that non-essential travel on the roads cease,” said Patrick. “We have to have as many people off the roads as possible.
I got put in Twitter jail because I was tweeting so many crashes. Bastardos.
Lots of people getting stuck on the highway ramps. Especially the tractor trailers. Ploughs didn't go a good job of clearing them. People were actually getting out of their cars and shovelling the ramps by hand to get moving again.
Violating the travel ban, he said, could incur a penalty of a year in jail and a $500 fine.
So what happens to people who work at utilities or hospitals or some other place that has to be running 24/7?
I looked into it superficially. It's 5-digit $ dollars to install, and for a small driveway it's probably about $20 electricity per use for a small snowfall. People say that average cost for use per winter in the northern US is in the low 4-digit $ range every year.I want that so bad for my driveway. There is a high value housing development that was recently installed a couple of towns over from me, and apparently many of those houses have this. Never have to use a snowblower again :awe: