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West Virginia is reviewing the first year of a pilot program that uses private contractors for snow removal on select roads. Early results show significantly higher costs for contracted work, but supporters point to improved winter road conditions on critical routes.

The commercial vehicle expo returns to Indianapolis March 9–12, 2027 with 500+ exhibitors.

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.

Sno-Way® has announced updated branding for its Tundra Ram™ Snowplow Series and Ice Raven™ Salt Spreader Series, creating clearer product identities that highlight the performance, precision, and reliability contractors depend on.

We interviewed Nick Carlson of Snow Mate about how the system was designed to help landscape contractors turn idle mowers into winter revenue. Built from UHMW and steel, the lightweight plow is made for small walkways and tight spaces—delivering commercial durability at a $1,199 price point without the need for heavy snow equipment investment.

The Snow and Ice Management Association (SIMA) supports private snow contractors across the U.S. and Canada with training, resources, and advocacy. With over 1,200 members, SIMA is building a stronger, more connected industry—one contractor at a time.

Japan’s Largest Snow Blower Manufacturer Looks to Build Dealer and Contractor Networks Throughout the U.S. and Canada

National Initiative connects America's Veterans with high-demand technician careers and strengthens the Isuzu Dealer Network.

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.

From dealership lots to city streets, Sno-Way customers point to the features that make a difference during a storm, including strong down pressure, one-pass clearing, quick hookup, reliability and reduced labor.

A new analysis from Trades Coverage finds more than 4,000 filed generative AI exclusions in commercial insurance policies across the U.S. The findings raise important questions for contractors using AI for estimates, takeoffs, designs and other business functions, and whether their liability coverage will respond if something goes wrong.