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Snow blower rules: Early birds, beware!

Firing up your snow blower before sunrise might land you a fine in some cities—even if you’re just trying to keep your driveway safe. Local laws can be a real maze: Syracuse lets you start as early as 5 a.m., but Boulder says not before 7. Some places even require permits if you need to clear snow outside the usual hours! It’s all about balancing neighborhood peace with safety. If you’re facing a big storm and an early commute, maybe chat with your neighbors and double-check your city’s rules. What’s your neighborhood’s approach to early-morning snow removal? #Cars #SnowRemoval #NeighborhoodLife

Winter weather conditions leave back country roads covered without salt trucks or snow plows in several rural communities across Kentucky. Northern and Southern Small towns suffered as country roads were not cleared by county workers. Boone,Grant, Gallatin and Owen are just a few with lack of attention some back roads even some small residential back roads were left unattended while people couldn't get to grocery,doctors appointments or even work. citizens say It is the responsibility of county workers to salt and clear the road ways if they are paved. unpaved roads are also their responsibility but usually take longer to do. If they are privately owned it is up to the owner of the road to do.#WinterWeather #SnowRemoval #RoadClosures