wedge40
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I live in rural southern Indiana and it seems they have stopped using sand altogether in Indiana. That's why I chuckled when the news described it as an abrasive material. I grew up in Michigan and went to school in the U.P. You pretty much drove on a snow/ice/sand slurry all winter long. Yes they had the extra step of cleaning the sewer systems every spring, but you were a lot safer driving on the slurry then solid ice. This has pretty much shut down most of Indiana. Right now it's the cold and ice that are creating the biggest problems.
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