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Instead of relying on trucks to haul material back and forth during storms, a growing number are adopting a “salt on-site” approach—staging material ahead of time to improve efficiency, reduce risk, and maintain consistent service. Systems like SiteTote are helping drive this shift, giving contractors more control over material, labor, and performance when it matters most.

Green Truck Summit is evolving into Future Truck Summit in 2027, signaling a broader focus on advanced vehicle technology, data, and fleet innovation. Led by NTEA – The Work Truck Association in collaboration with NAFA Fleet Management Association, the expanded conference will deliver deeper insights into the systems and solutions shaping the future of work trucks.

The 2026 Snow Alliance Spring Conference is set for April 24–25, 2026, bringing snow and ice professionals together for two days focused on education, collaboration, and industry relationships.

Excerpt The SwingSteer machine, developed and manufactured in West Fargo, North Dakota, is gaining attention in the snow and ice industry for its center frame articulation, operator visibility, and year-round versatility. SnowPlowNews spoke with John Reeve of SwingSteer about the machine’s development, features, and design priorities.

Looking to reach decision makers in the snow and ice industry? Snow Plow News provides a focused platform to promote products, generate leads, and connect with professionals actively involved in purchasing snow and ice equipment.

In an interview with Snow Plow News, Debora Babin Katz of TrucBrush discussed how the innovative TrucBrush attachment is helping contractors and transportation companies safely remove snow from the tops of trucks, trailers, buses, and other commercial vehicles.

In an exclusive interview with Mike Bawling from Orec Industries, he discussed the challenges that municipalities and homeowners face when it comes to efficient snow removal. According to Bawling, “quite frankly using the old shovel method is a liability now.” This insight led to the development of a groundbreaking machine that changes how snow removal is done: the Snow Rhino.

The Snow & Ice Management Association will host its annual Snow & Ice Symposium in Cincinnati, June 23–26, uniting snow professionals for high-level education, targeted networking, and the industry’s largest trade show showcasing 110+ exhibitors and the latest innovations in snow and ice management.

The Snow & Ice Management Association (SIMA) is rolling out a long-term strategic plan focused on safety-based accreditation, state-level advocacy, insurance solutions, and developing the next generation of industry leaders. In a recent interview, SIMA’s Martin Tirado shares how these initiatives aim to protect contractors today while strengthening the future of the snow and ice industry.

Discover what trade shows to attend in 2026 to get you ready for snow and ice season.

A Utah mountain lodging owner demonstrates how one versatile machine can simplify winter maintenance while supporting safe access for guests throughout the busy tourism season.

As snow and ice contractors look for faster, more efficient ways to stage and deploy bulk materials, on-site solutions like the Boss QuickCube and the SiteTote System are gaining traction. This comparison breaks down capacity, spread performance, durability, and logistics to help professionals determine which system best fits their operation.