Snow Removal
HELPFUL TIPS FOR SNOW REMOVAL
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Be patient. In heavy snowfalls it takes us longer to get all our streets cleared.
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Be a good neighbour. Help those who may not be able to shovel their driveways and sidewalks.
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Don't park on the street during or immediately following a snowfall. Plows cannot operate properly if there are parked vehicles on the street.
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The Highway Traffic Act prohibits the placing of snow or ice on a roadway
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Don't place snow from sidewalks or driveways on the street.
SNOW PLOWS
- Drive a safe distance behind the plow. You may see them, but they may not see you if you are following too closely.
- Only pass snow removal vehicles when a safe passing area is available, that is clear of snow and treated with salt and/or sand. Do not pass on the right.
- Watch for the plow blade when passing snow plows. They may be obscured by snow and cleared debris.
- Don't travel beside a snow plow. They can shift sideways after hitting snow packs or drifts.
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When approaching an oncoming snow plow, reduce speed and move to the right side of the road if safe to do so.
- Plows can create temporary white-out conditions with swirling snow. Safely pull to the side or slow down in these conditions.
HELPFUL TIPS FOR SNOW REMOVAL
-
Be patient. In heavy snowfalls it takes us longer to get all our streets cleared.
-
Be a good neighbour. Help those who may not be able to shovel their driveways and sidewalks.
-
Don't park on the street during or immediately following a snowfall. Plows cannot operate properly if there are parked vehicles on the street.
-
The Highway Traffic Act prohibits the placing of snow or ice on a roadway
-
Don't place snow from sidewalks or driveways on the street.
SNOW PLOWS
- Drive a safe distance behind the plow. You may see them, but they may not see you if you are following too closely.
- Only pass snow removal vehicles when a safe passing area is available, that is clear of snow and treated with salt and/or sand. Do not pass on the right.
- Watch for the plow blade when passing snow plows. They may be obscured by snow and cleared debris.
- Don't travel beside a snow plow. They can shift sideways after hitting snow packs or drifts.
-
When approaching an oncoming snow plow, reduce speed and move to the right side of the road if safe to do so.
- Plows can create temporary white-out conditions with swirling snow. Safely pull to the side or slow down in these conditions.









