dave1949
Super Star Member
I'm pretty sure, as has been posted, we aren't to push snow across a road here. I don't think it's legal to even drop your plow on a public road when driving.
I don't, but it's more because there is a low rise in one direction that limits driver's sight distance. I wouldn't want to be blocking the road if a car or truck comes over that rise, especially if the road is slick, which it normally is if I am out plowing the driveway. Normally, a car could stop, heavy truck--maybe. If they can't, or panic and wreck, guess who is going to be blamed? I just don't want the risk of that.
I clear what I can to the edge of the road, then back through what is left and push it up the driveway and stack it off to the side. I can do that and clean in front of the mailbox staying in one lane.
I don't, but it's more because there is a low rise in one direction that limits driver's sight distance. I wouldn't want to be blocking the road if a car or truck comes over that rise, especially if the road is slick, which it normally is if I am out plowing the driveway. Normally, a car could stop, heavy truck--maybe. If they can't, or panic and wreck, guess who is going to be blamed? I just don't want the risk of that.
I clear what I can to the edge of the road, then back through what is left and push it up the driveway and stack it off to the side. I can do that and clean in front of the mailbox staying in one lane.