New Equipment and Staff for 'Non-Motorized Trail' Snow Removal Acquired in D.C.
A common wintertime compliant about snow removal for cars taking priority over bike lanes and sidewalks might be a little less common this winter.
Kristi King reports on the new non-motorized trail snow removal crew in Washington, D.C.
The employees of the D.C. Department of Public Works are outfitted with special equipment designed to remove snow from bike paths, bridge deck sidewalks, and curb cuts.
Published on Friday, November 16, 2018 in
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