
Effective Winter Road Maintenance Tips
Learn important points to remember for effective winter road maintenance, including proper salting techniques, temperature considerations, salt distribution guidelines, and spinner settings. Ensure you use salt strategically and avoid common pitfalls to maintain safe driving conditions during winter. Images and detailed descriptions included.
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POINTS TO REMEMBER Always give bridges and ramps special attention. Salt the high sides of curves. Do not over-use salt. Use just enough to get the job done.
POINTS TO REMEMBER Salt loses most of its effectiveness at temperatures below 20 F. Salt stops working altogether at - 6 F. Adding more salt to an already salted roadway can actually cause the brine solution to freeze.
POINTS TO REMEMBER Salt mixed with calcium chloride melts snow and ice down to minus 67 F. Maintain 300 to 500 pounds salt distribution per lane mile. Do not use Manual , Stationary Unload , or Blast unless absolutely necessary.
POINTS TO REMEMBER Use left spinner setting when spreading salt on two lane flat roadways.
POINTS TO REMEMBER Spread salt on high side of banked curves. Adjust spinner setting to correct for wind velocity and direction.