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KENNEY DRIVING SCHOOL WATERFORD MI DRIVERS
KENNEY DRIVING SCHOOL WATERFORD MI UPDATE
KENNEY DRIVING SCHOOL WATERFORD MI DRIVER

Heavy emphasis on emergency routes and primary routes secondary and tertiary routes follow accordingly.

Recommend that resident vehicles be moved from side streets and alleys.

All DPW vehicles and equipment put into plow mode.

Small equipment assigned to secondary routes.

Large equipment assigned to primary routes.

Standard deployment of snow removal resources.

Know that while there are periods when it is not snowing, that does not mean the weather event has ended.

KENNEY DRIVING SCHOOL WATERFORD MI DRIVERS

Based on the Levels, residents and drivers can expect that all streets will be treated in the following manner. Public Works classifies storm conditions into Levels, which determine the required response for a given winter weather event. What are the snow levels and what do they mean?

Please be patient and give our crews the time needed to treat over 1,200 miles of streets.

Don’t clear your car into the street clear it before you’re driving.

Don’t shovel your snow into your street.

Don’t park your car too far in the street.

If you have the ability to move your car off the street, we encourage you to do so.

If you do, give the plow operators space to operate.

If you can delay your trip to allow our crews to get deicing and/or anti-icing materials down please do so.

How can I help Public Works treat my street? Our new deicing material is treated with a blue pigment that enables residents and drivers to be better able to determine if the street has recently been treated. Magnesium Chloride is expected to have a lower melting point and better deicing capabilities, particularly at lower temperatures.

KENNEY DRIVING SCHOOL WATERFORD MI DRIVER

In such cases, the driver has to return in the hope the vehicle has moved or return with a smaller piece of equipment.įor the 2018-19 winter weather season, Public Works is treating roads with a new rock salt made of Magnesium Chloride instead of Sodium Chloride treated with liquid Calcium Chloride. In other instances, drivers may encounter difficulty accessing narrow streets when cars are parked too far into the roadway. To apply deicing and/or anti-icing materials to streets during a winter weather event Public Works drivers may turn their vehicle around and back up steep hills because this is the most efficient and safest manner to treat the street. Why did the truck go halfway up the street and turn around? to load more deicing and/or anti-icing materials.to return to Public Works Division maintenance garages.to efficiently connect to streets the city treats.There are times that Public Works vehicles travel on streets they do not own or maintain: Why do trucks go on streets that the city does not own or maintain?

KENNEY DRIVING SCHOOL WATERFORD MI UPDATE

Later this winter weather season we will update the Plow Tracker map to display city snow and ice treatment responsibility. In addition to City streets, Public Works conducts deicing and/or anti-icing operations on certain Allegheny County, and Commonwealth of Pennsylvania roads. The streets are categorized based on traffic volume. Primary and secondary streets are treated simultaneously but during heavy snow or changing weather conditions Public Works vehicles may return to treating only primaries prior to returning to secondary and tertiary routes. While their application indicates that the street has been treated it does not indicate that a street will be clear of any snow/ ice – that will happen when the temperatures are favorable (rising, not falling), the sun is prevalent and pedestrians and vehicles work the deicing and/or anti-icing material. Treatment is the application of anti-icing (before snow and ice arrive) and / or deicing (after snow / ice have fallen) materials.

Users of the Plow Tracker 2.0 can zoom in on the map to view their street or select their street from the drop-down menu located below the history display buttons. To ensure drivers are able to treat the roads without interruption, vehicle icons are presented with a time delay. The Plow Tracker v 2.0 does not display the current location of vehicles traveling slower than 2.5 m.p.h., or if the ignition is off. Where are the trucks treating the city’s streets?Ĭurrent vehicle location is displayed with a vehicle icon on the screen on the “Now” and 2, 4, 12, and 24 interval time displays.