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trucks witn raised snow plows — Virginians sometimes see them and wonder why the trucks aren't busy plowing the roads. There are several reasons, including the facts that the truck may be going to an emergency condition, returining to headquarters for fuel or repairs, spreading chemicals or abrasives, or going to assist a disabled piece of equipment. Or the drivers may be returning to their headquarters to change shiftswhich doesn’t occur very often in heavy snows. * Private driveways -- No practical way has been found to plow roads without leaving a ridge of snow along the edge and sometimes block ing driveways, although road crews seek to avoid this when ever possible. But it isn’t possible — either

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