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Salt Bins & Road Gritting In Sheffield


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Thats correct H.P, snow ploughs were a regular site when I was a youngster, specially on the side roads.

 

I remember watching them on Rivelin valley Rd, there were some gates in the wall above the fire station (my dad was a fireman there) the snow plough would shove all the snow into the river through the gates.

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I remember watching them on Rivelin valley Rd, there were some gates in the wall above the fire station (my dad was a fireman there) the snow plough would shove all the snow into the river through the gates.

 

Its still there but im not sure if they do this anymore :D

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Any idea why gritters are driving their gritting lorries at fifty miles per hour on 30mph roads around Sheffield? One turned right at the top of Queens Road onto Wolseley Road and dropped a load of grit which fell from the top of the lorry!

Another went through red lights on Charlotte Road and another went barging out of Poole Road onto Prince of Wales with very little care.

I' all for gritting but driving like that, am I that lucky that I've been stalking the same gritting driver?

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Any idea why gritters are driving their gritting lorries at fifty miles per hour on 30mph roads around Sheffield? One turned right at the top of Queens Road onto Wolseley Road and dropped a load of grit which fell from the top of the lorry!

Another went through red lights on Charlotte Road and another went barging out of Poole Road onto Prince of Wales with very little care.

I' all for gritting but driving like that, am I that lucky that I've been stalking the same gritting driver?

so its you is it, stop following us or i will call the police :suspect:

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Hahahaha, thankfully not ;) but I did spot a couple of hastily driving gritters; I mean the chap sped to go through a very ripe orange light!

 

Light changed from red, in your first post to "ripe orange" whatever that is, in above post

How do you know he was doing 50mph were you trailing him at that speed

or do you have your own speed camera?

All rather strange.

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Light changed from red, in your first post to "ripe orange" whatever that is, in above post

How do you know he was doing 50mph were you trailing him at that speed

or do you have your own speed camera?

All rather strange.

I'm a psychic and I am able to measure other vehicles speed without the use of the lowest form of wit bazjea. Suffice to say that if a gritter drivers his gritting lorry around a bend so fast as to cause part of the grit in the lorry to spill on the roads over the top into a great pile, he was driving too fast. Is this too strange for you?
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