Well IF you want all the snow to drift on the roads worse then do not mow the grass along it.
The tree hugger bunch got the states to leave the grass unmowed for "wild life" habitat. So they do not mow it until much later then they used to do it.
So is it better to mow the grass along the road and use less salt??? Or "save" the money on mowing and use more slat an have more snow to plow on the road?
So I would wait to "rant" until I had more information. LOL
Iowa mowed the entire median and two passes along the sides just a few weeks ago here. All summer long they only mowed a narrow strip on each side of the median and one pass on the sides. It made pulling out of my drive way a little dangerous in a car. You could not see the traffic to the North very well. I mowed about 1/4 mile to the North of my drive and got my butt chewed on by one of the Iowa DOT inspectors. I "ruined" the wild life" habitat there. LOL
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