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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.

Sno-Way is giving its 29VHD V-plow a completely different look with the limited-release Eclipse Blackout Edition. With a matte-black blade, mount, lift frame and hardware, the commercial V-plow trades traditional manufacturer colors for a sleek, stealthy appearance designed to stand out on the jobsite.

After more than 80 years of manufacturing snow equipment in Japan, Wado is expanding into the global commercial snow market. Known for decades as a manufacturer behind Honda snow blowers in North America, Wado is now introducing its own lineup, led by a 45-horsepower, 46-inch commercial snow blower built for heavy-duty snow removal.

The Snow Plow News 2026/2027 Media Guide is now available, offering brands a strategic way to reach contractors, fleet managers, and decision-makers actively researching equipment year-round—not just during trade show season.

Autonomous technology is no longer a concept for the future. We spoke with Kenneth Kohlmann of about the growing role of robotics in snow removal and what it means for contractors and property owners.

Virnig Manufacturing has unveiled a completely redesigned snow blower featuring new width options, expanded hydraulic motor configurations, multiple auger styles, and customer-driven improvements designed to boost productivity and performance in demanding winter conditions.

SnowPlowNews is proud to announce the launch of the SnowPlowNews Dealer Directory, a comprehensive global resource connecting snow and ice professionals with more than 7,400 equipment dealers worldwide.

A payment dispute in Washington, D.C. has left more than 100 snow contractors waiting on millions after January storm work, raising broader questions about emergency snow contracts and compensation rules.

What started as a career inside corporate America eventually became something more: a decision to build an independent media platform focused on real equipment insight, real contractor experiences, and the people who keep winter moving.