Today I drove down a street around 5th Avenue and Tabor and was surprised to see three plows on one street. That must make fast work.
Our road on the Hart, just across from the Hart Wheel Inn, is sorely neglected. The turnout from the highway and the one at the lights is, to say it mildly, an adventure every time I drive it.
It gets totally ignored and when the main highway gets plowed, it pushes even more snow, so you have to literally plow your way through. At the lights you can't even make it while its green. So you're taking your chances.
It seems this is a common problem in the Hart and it's surprising there aren't more fatalities. Why not space the plows around so things can be treated equally?
Sam Bircher, Prince George
