I don't live in Canada but we pay a quite a bit in Iowa for snow removal too. I don't know the exact figures but I've not seen an operation like this around here. Those guys are moving a bunch of snow and look like they are working well together.
That's a lot of $$$ for the labor, wear n tear maintenance to the commercial vehicle. But worth it for those trying to get to work and home without having to deal with the snow
![Snow Removal Operation - Big Amount of Snow [30 cm]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/MuAkWC1Bua0/mqdefault.jpg)
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I don't live in Canada but we pay a quite a bit in Iowa for snow removal too. I don't know the exact figures but I've not seen an operation like this around here. Those guys are moving a bunch of snow and look like they are working well together.
Of course, if you don't have this service in any city, then everything will be stopped cause no one can move around.
Of course, if you don't have this service in any city, then everything will be stopped cause no one can move around.
That's a lot of $$$ for the labor, wear n tear maintenance to the commercial vehicle.
But worth it for those trying to get to work and home without having to deal with the snow
That's why we pay a lot of taxes
@@goldenview38 yup.
You get what's you should be paying for.
Unlike here in Detroit, Michigan
Wonder if you could compact snow into smaller ice blocks.
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