Plowing snow from roads in the spring in Yellowstone National Park
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2014
- Each spring, a Yellowstone National Park crew of 20-25 workers take to the snowy roads of Yellowstone starting the first full week of March to tackle one of the most complex, costly and expansive jobs in the park.
Road crews, including some seasonal workers hired just to help with plowing, work for up to three months removing snow and ice from more than 320 miles of road in Yellowstone. The operation burns as much as 1,300 gallons of diesel fuel each day and typically costs $1 million or more. This video from Neal Herbert of the National Park Service offers a behind-the-scenes look at spring snow plowing in Yellowstone.
Retired - I drove long haul over many passes and appreciated how snow removal crews worked tirelessly to keep the roads passable, not the easiest job out there. You are all part of the team to keep America moving! Thxx
I bet this gets recommended to everyone, Calling it now.
Well it appears UA-cam has brought us together again 😂
I would take vacation to come out and do that!
Thanks for keeping the roads open for us. Be careful.
I'm a log truck driver from British Columbia and snow plow operaters have,as far I'm concerned,the most unappreciated job there is. all you people ,north and south of the border,keep up the good
Not going to lie, wish this video was longer. It a shame this channel been sitting here for years with no other activity.
What a great job been to Yellowstone the scenery is incredible imagine plowing along and theres a bison in front of u crossing the road!
One of the most satisfying videos on UA-cam
Good job guys! Thank You!!
Boss man sounds cool, calm & level headed. Need more like em'
Cool! I only ever go there in the summer but you guys make it look easy!
Luv to see more snowplow vids..... Looks like awesome fun!!!
love it, i'd love to be out there doing this
You guys have all the fun.
love that wedge
Holly Mother of all SNOW PLOWS - wow that is awesome
Great Video!
Wish we had that much snow here right now
Thank you UA-cam algorithm wouldn't be here without you!