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safe travel witnout tne use of snow tires or chains as quickly as possible. Other state roads having less traffic and lower priority for snow or ice control will receive attention as soon as equipment can be spared from the main highways. The Department’s winter preparations begin early. By the first of November, most of: the snow fence has been erect- ! ed, and, from this time on, all large snow removal equipment is run once a week to test its readiness. Before the middle of November, a trial run to test the performance of both personnel and equipment during ice and' snow operations has been' made in each of the Depart-' ment’s 160-odd maintenance; areas throughout the state. Department personnel are already prepared to operate state-owned snow removal equipment on a two-shift (inj some cases, three-shift) basis ' in practically all maintenance
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