if it's snowed heavily, how does the person who drives the snow plough get to work?

Answer 1

With maddening difficulty and frustration. A bad snow blizzard hit Chicago in 1979. A man who had a job driving the snow plough went bonkers and deliberately drove the snow plough into cars smashing them up. He admitted he just snapped.

Answer 2

LOL! that's an old question, but a good one

The road clearance teams, are alerted of severe weather conditions. By regional weather forecasts to head office

so crews will be asked to , either stay overnight at the depot, or come in earlier than usual .,
They are on hand, to man the snow ploughs and put salt and grit on the icy roads
They do a wonderful job , and usually get "on top "of the nasty conditions. ( on pretty low wages )

They keep the roads relatively clear, so that emergency services
can do their work effectively

THEIRS IS is a VITAL service ..

>^..^<

Answer 3

When snow is forecast. the person who drives the snow plough is on duty in the yard waiting.

Answer 4

the drive way has underfloor heating to melt the snow and get the plough out

Answer 5

They take the snowploughs home with them. That way they can plough out of the village/town in the morning and everyone who needs to get out can follow them.

At night they plough back home so everyone who lives in their village/town can follow them back.

Answer 6

They get to work before it snows..trust me, the department of transportation is near my house and they're there all the time preparing for the storm before it hits.

Answer 7

have you never noticed the snow plowes out at night or when the forecast is for snow they are already at work.

Answer 8

He takes his own snow plow.

Answer 9

in the snow plough!!!!!

Answer 10

With great difficulty