Why do different counties use highway salt unevenly?

Question:
In our state the counties are responisible for salting the highways when they are slippery. On any given day I drive through three counties, yesterday for example there was glare ice in one county and they refused to salt the US highway. Cars were in the ditch every where like normal. I think they do it on purpose until the State Patrol officers call in and ride them.

Answers:

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there looking at there bottom line salt less save money

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Hmmm. Tough question.

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Some counties (like Dane County in Wisconsin) get snow, while other countied (Dade in Florida) DON'T get any snow.

Sixty mph?


So I expect Dane in WI to use more salt than Dade in Florida.

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What state and what counties ?? they all hate you and do not want you to drive in their counties and the state mounties are having coffe and breakfast and cannot be bothered with all those slip-sliders that drive too fast on the black ICE ... ------

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Road salt is a pollutant.

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The highway department is a government agency. Need I say more?
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