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Winter Is Here: Inside the Thruway Authority’s Snow and Ice Strategy  Â
The New York State Thruway Authority keeps 570 miles of roadway and 819 bridges safe each winter using a combination of experienced crews, new snow-fighting equipment, and advanced technology. From GPS-equipped plows and real-time pavement sensors to a new plow-tracking system that alerts drivers through navigation apps, NYSTA is enhancing safety, efficiency, and sustainability throughout the snow and ice season.
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Landscape Company Transforms with On-Site Salt for Winter Operations
Nate’s Lawn Maintenance replaced nearly 30 salt truck routes with 300 SiteTotes and 67 spreaders, slashing costs and response times while making winter operations faster and more efficient.
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From ADAS to AI: Work Truck Week® 2026 Takes on the Industry’s Biggest Shifts
Work Truck Week® 2026, March 10–13 in Indianapolis, features an educational program focused on the future of the work truck industry, covering ADAS, AI, fleet management, regulations, and workforce development.
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Virnig’s Modular Salt Spreader: A Game-Changer for Snow Removal Pros
When winter storms strike, every second counts. Whether you're servicing a campus, mall, municipal lot, or commercial complex, the ability to pre-load, deploy, and precisely apply salt without relying entirely on salt trucks can make or break your operation. That’s where Virnig’s modular Salt Spreader steps in — engineered to eliminate inefficiencies, reduce waste, and simplify logistics.
Read MoreHiniker Daniels Back Blades: A Smarter, Safer Way to Plow This Winter
Hiniker Daniels breaks down why back blades are becoming a go-to upgrade for snow contractors. With better scraping, wider passes, and safer visibility, rear-mounted plows are proving to be one of the biggest productivity boosts heading into 2026.
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Snow Removal Trends for 2026: What Contractors Need to Know
Winter weather patterns are shifting, customer expectations are higher, and equipment innovation is accelerating. As we head into 2026, the snow and ice management industry is undergoing changes that will directly impact how contractors work, from one-truck operations to large commercial fleets. Staying ahead of these trends will help you boost efficiency, win more accounts, and keep crews safe when storms hit.
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Norcast Winter Outlook 2025 – 2026
When you take all the atmospheric signals together — the La Niña-to-neutral transition, the shifting jet streams, the early-season temperature swings, and the late-winter wildcard factors — one message becomes clear: This winter won’t be defined by constant cold or endless storms… but it will be defined by variability.
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Green Truck Summit Expands for 2026 With Bigger Focus on Data, Connectivity & AI
NTEA is broadening the Green Truck Summit in 2026 with deeper insights into fleet data, connectivity and artificial intelligence, key areas shaping the future of commercial vehicles.
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Virnig’s SiteTote, Reduces Capital and Operating Expenses Up to 75%
The SiteTote system is designed to address long-standing challenges in the snow and ice management industry, particularly material storage and access during active storms. By combining secure on-site storage with a versatile skid steer attachment, Virnig aims to provide contractors with a more flexible and efficient approach to salt deployment.
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Sno-Way Welcome to Winter Sales Event: Save Big on Plows and Spreaders This November
Score a deal on Sno-Way Plows and Spreaders during their November Welcome to Winter Sales Event.
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BOSS Introduces Trip Edge V-Plow and Cold Front Technology
BOSS Snowplow introduces the Trip Edge V-Plow and Coldfront electrical system with SL4 LED lighting, enhancing performance, visibility, and ease of installation across its heavy-duty plow lineup.
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A Smooth Transition: Sno-Way’s Leadership Change Builds on 30 Years of Innovation
Sno-Way’s leadership transition marks a smooth shift to new CEO Eric Grunwald, keeping the company’s innovation-driven culture firmly in place.
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